Includes bibliographical references and index.

Foreword; Prince Hassan bin Talal PART I: MAKING SENSE OF GLOBALISATION IN THE ARAB WORLD Introduction; H.El-Said & J.Harrigan Economic and Political Dimensions of Globalisation in the Arab World; J.Harrigan & H.Tilley Toward a Framework for Arab Economic Reform: Learning from the Evidence; J.Hammoud Two Decades of Liberalisation Reforms in Morocco: Successes and Failures; A.Fakir Contesting Structural Adjustment: The Donor Community, Rentier Elite and Economic Liberalisation in Jordan; W.Knowles PART II: DEMOCRATS WITHOUT CASE STUDIES Security Through Democracy? The Legacy of the Bush Administration and the Future Role of Democracy Promotion in American Foreign Policy; J.Dorband The Meaning of Democracy: A Lebanese Adolescent Perspective; P.V.Pederson Economic Reform and Authoritarianism in Egypt: Politics, Power, and Patronage; T.Demmelhuber Breaking the Wave - the War in Iraq, US-Egyptian Relations and the Bush Administration's 'Democratic Tsunami'; L.Berger Will the Globalisation Allow Democratisation?; A.Sachedina PART III: RADICALISATION AND EXTREMISM IN THE ARAB WORLD Radicalisation and Extremism that Lead to Violent Extremism in the Arab World; H.El-Said & R.Barrett In Search of a De-Radicalisation Strategy; H.El-Said & J.Harrigan

This book provides an analysis of the external and internal linkages that have for decades impeded economic and political reforms in the Arab world, and presents a framework that enables policy makers and practitioners to better understand, identify and deal with the root causes of terrorism.