Vol. 3 No. 013 (2015): Issue 013

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​ACRPS has published issue 13 of the bi-monthly peer-reviewed academic journal Siyasat Arabia, a journal devoted to political science and international relations. This edition includes the following studies and articles: “Interpreting US-European and Russian Policy towards the Ukrainian Crisis” (Mohammed Mutawa); “The Constitutional Crisis in Libya: Dimensions of the Conflict between Political Components” (Khayri Omar); “The Coalition Government in Tunisia: Interpreting the Profiles, the Implications and the Challenges” (Anouar Jamaoui); “The Legacy of Mubarak Still Rules Egypt” (Abdou Moussa); “The WTO from the Perspective of Developing Countries” (Noureddine Daoudi); “Hamas between Efforts to Politicize the Court and the Requirements of Justice” (Adib Ziadeh); “The Shebaa Operation: A Restrained Response from Hezbollah” (Policy Analysis Unit); “Voting Patterns in Israel and Shifts in Israeli Society: the Model of the 2013 Elections” (Mtanes Shihadeh); “Trends in University Youth in Participation in the Algerian Presidential Elections” (Abdelhalim Mahour-Bacha); and “Trends in Palestinian Public Opinion towards Democracy” (Isra Batayneh).The section of book reviews features Nerouz Satik’s presentation of Muamar Khauli’s book Turkish-Russian Relations: From the Heritage of the Past to the Horizons of the Future;  Baaliousaid Ahmed’s review  of Qassem Hajjaj’s Dawn of the New Globalization; Khaled Walid Mahmoud’s review of Muhannad Mustafa’s book, The Israeli Academy as Institution: Knowledge, Politics and Economics; Muhannad Mustafa’s review of The Arab Spring, Democracy and Security: Domestic and International Repercussions, a book edited by Efraim Inbar. This issue also contains, in its reports section, testimony by former Special Representative of the UN Secretary General to Libya, Tarek Mitri.

Published: 2015-03-01
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Articles

  • American-European and Russian Policies on Ukraine’s Crisis: Different Perceptions, Conflicting and Interrelated Interests, and Future Scenarios 0 views0 downloads

    Author: Mohammed Mutawa
    5-22
    Where the Cold War crises took place in the context of a bilateral international system represented by the Western and Soviet entities, the recent Ukrainian crisis is played out on an international...
  • Libya’s Constitutional Crisis: Dimensions of the Conflict Among Political Factions 0 views0 downloads Cited once

    Author: Khayri Omar
    23-37
    Examining the dimensions of the constitutional crisis in Libya, this paper begins by explaining the situation of the country’s political factions. On this backdrop, it looks at how the interim...
  • Tunisia’s Coalition Government: Features, Implications and Challenges 0 views0 downloads Cited once

    Author: Anouar Jamaoui
    38-48
    Beginning with a look at Tunisia’s current coalition government, formed by Habib Essid, this paper discusses the challenges that this government faces going forward. It will examine issues of...
  • Mubarak’s Legacy Still Rules Egypt: Where Will the Next Parliamentary Elections Take Us? 0 views0 downloads

    Author: Abdou Moussa
    49-60
    Following the ouster of President elect Mohamed Morsi after only one year in power, this paper looks at the future of elections in Egypt. Without any political party that holds the support of the...
  • Developing Countries View of the WTO: 20 Years of Judicial Arbitration (1995-2015) 0 views0 downloads

    Author: Noureddine Daoudi
    61-70
    Establishing a genuine and effective system to settle disputes through ministerial conferences is an essential point of progress for developing countries. Such a system would mean these states– and...
  • Un-listing Hamas as ‘Terrorist’ Organization: European Court between Politics and Justice 1 views0 downloads Cited once

    Author: Adeeb Ziadeh
    71-80
    The European General Court (EGC) decision on the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam case cast a shadow so long that it has influenced the Court’s more recent decision to delist Hamas as a terrorist...