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Women, the State, and Political Liberalization: Middle Eastern and North African Experiences

Laurie A. Brand

Columbia University Press

1998

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Books in English and French

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Articles, Chapters, and Monographs in English and French

Ahnaf, M. “Tunisie: un débat sur les rapports Etat/Religion.” Maghreb-Machrek, no. 126. Octobre-Decembre 1989): 93–108.

______, “Maroc: Le Code du Statut Personnel” Maghreb-Machrek, no. 145. Juillet-Septembre 1994): 3–26.

Belarbi, Aicha. “Mouvements de Femmes au Maroc.” Annuaire de l’Afrique du Nord 28 (1989): 455–465.

Bellin, Eva. “Civil Society in Formation: Tunisia.” In R. Augustus Norton. ed. Civil Society in the Middle East. Leiden: Brill, 1994, pp. 120–47.

Brand, Laurie A “Economic and Political Liberalization in a Rentier State: The Case of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.” In Iliya Harik and Denis Sullivan, eds. Privatization and Liberalization in the Middle East. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1992.

______ “ ‘In the Beginning Was the State. . .’: The Quest for Civil Society in Jordan.” In R. Augustus Norton, ed. Civil Society in the Middle East. Leiden: Brill, 1995, pp. 148–185.

______ “Women and the State in Jordan: Inclusion or Exclusion?” Yvonne Yazbeck Haddad and John L. Esposito, eds. Islam, Gender and Social Change. New York: Oxford University Press, 1998, pp. 100–123.

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Daoud, Zakya. “Femmes tunisiennes. Gains juridiques et statut économique et social.” Maghreb-Machrek 145 (Juillet–Septembre 1994): 27–48.

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Duclos, Louis-Jean. “Les éléctions législatives en Jordanie.” Maghreb-Machrek, 129. Juillet–Septembre 1990): 47–75.

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Joseph, Suad. “Women and Politics in the Middle East.” Middle East Report (January-February 1986): 3–7.

Kandiyoti, Deniz. “Bargaining with Patriarchy.” Gender & Society 2 (3) (September 1988): 274–290.

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Larif-Beatrix, Asma. “L’évolution de l’Etat tunisien.” Maghreb-Machrek no. 116 (Avril—Juin 1987): 35–44.

Lazreg, Marnia. “Feminism and Difference: The Perils of Writing as a Woman on Women in Algeria.” Feminist Studies 14 (1) (Spring 1988): 81–107.

Leveau, Remy. “La Tunisie de Président Ben Ali.” Maghreb-Machrek, no. 124 (Avril–Juin 1989): 4–17.

______. “Stabilité du pouvoir monarchique et financement de la dette.” Maghreb-Machrek, no. 118 (Octobre–Decembre 1987): 5–19.

Marshall, Susan. “Paradoxes of Changes: Culture Crisis, Islamic Revival and the Reactivation of Patriarchy.” Journal of Asian and African Studies 19 (1–2) (1984): 1–17.

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______, and Jane Jaquette. “Women’s Programs, Bureaucratic Resistance and Feminist Organizations.” In Ellen Boneparth and Emily Stoper, eds. Women, Power and Politics: Toward the Year 2000. 2nd ed. New York: Pergamon Press, 1988.

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Books and Articles in Arabic

al-‘Awd, Karim . “Wad‘ al-Mar’ah w-al-‘Amal al-Siyasi b-il-Maghrib.” For the Diplome at the Royal Institute li-Takwin al-Utur.” Rabat, 1991.

Bisharat, Emily. “Muhattat Mudi’ah fi Tarikh Masirat al-Mar’ah al-Urdunniyyah.” Al-Dustur, June 29, 1993.

al-Khudayri Salma . Tanmiyat al-Mar’ah al-Rifiyyah fi-l-Urdunn. Amman: Center for Women’s Studies, 1993.

Lumi, Al-Tayyib al-. “Al-Jadid fi Majallat al-Ahwal al-Shakhsiyyah.” In ‘Ayyad Ibn ‘Ashour. ed., Thulathiyyat al-Majallah al-Qanuniyyah al-Tunisiyyah, 1953–1983, ‘Adad Khass. Tunis: Kulliyat al-Huquq w-al-‘Ulum al-Siyasiyyah w-al-Iqtisadiyyah bi Tunis, 1985, pp. 63–82.

Mahasanah, Nasrin. “Wad‘ al-Mar’ah al-Urdunniyyah f-il-Tashri‘at al-Qanuniyyah.” Unpublished study sponsored by the General Secretariat, National Assembly Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, 1994.

Al-Mar’ah al-Urdunniyah w-al-‘Amal al-Siyasi. Amman: New Jordan Research Center, 1993.

Masri, Majidah al-, Al-Azmah al-Rahinah l-il-Harakah al-Nisa’iyyah f-il-Urdunn.” Al-Urdunn al-Jadid 7 (Spring 1986): 65–69.

Mi‘adi, Zineb . Al-Usra al-Maghribiyyah bayna al-Shar‘i w-al-Khitab al-Sha‘bi. n.p.: Al-Markaz al-Watani li-Tansiq wa-Takhtit al-Bahth al-‘Ilmi w-al-Taqni, 1988.

Mu‘adh, Da’d. “Tajribat al-Ittihad al-Nisa’i. 1974–1981)” Al-Urdunn al-Jadid, no. 7. (Spring 1986): 59- 64.

al-Musaddiq, Ruqiyyah. Al-Mar’ah w-al-Siyasah: Al-Tamthil al-Siyasi f-il-Maghrib. Casablanca: Dar Tubqal, 1990.

Salamah, Hind. “Ayy Mawqi‘ Balaghithu Harakat al-Nisa’ al-Tunisiyyat?” Utruhat 11/12 (1987): 49-51.

Shikhatra, Husayn. Al-Mar’ah al-Urdunniyyah: Haqa’iq wa-Arqam. Amman: Nadi Sahbat al-A‘mal w-al-Mihn, 1992.

Tall, Suhayr al-. Muqaddamat Hawla Qadiyyat al-Mar’ah w-al-Harakah al-Nisa’iyyah f-il-Urdunn. Beirut: al-Mu’assasah al-‘Arabiyyah l-il-Dirasat w-al-Nashr, 1985.

______. “Qa‘ al-Madina.” Jadal, no. 4, 1993.

Wazarat al-Shu’un al-Ijtima‘iyyah, al-Jumhuriyyah al-Tunisiyyah. Taqrir Lajnat “Dawr al-Mar’ah f-il-Tanmiyah Khilal Al-Mukhattat al-Thamin, 1992–1996.” March 1992.

 

Journals and Periodicals

Africa Confidential

Annuaire de l’Afrique du Nord

Al-Dustur (Amman)

Quarterly Reports, Economist Intelligence Unit

Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS)

Info CREDIF (Tunis)

Jeune Afrique

Jordan Times

Kalima (Morocco)

Lamalif (Morocco)

Le Maghreb (Tunis)

Al-Mar’ah (Tunis)

Al-Mar’ah, al-‘A’ilah, w-al-Sukkan (Tunis)

Maghreb-Machrek

Middle East International

Al-Ra’y (Amman)

The Star (Amman)

 

Unpublished Materials

Alami, Nisreen Z. “State, Bureaucracy, and the Institutionalization of Gender Policy: The Case of Jordan.” Master’s thesis submitted to the Faculty of Economics, London School of Economics and Political Science, 1994.

Bellin, Eva Rana. “Civil Society Emergent?: State and Social Classes in Tunisia.” Doctoral dissertation, Princeton University, 1992.

Centre d’Etudes Maghrebines à Tunis. (CEMAT). “Femmes, Etat, et Développement au Maghreb.” colloque, Octobre 10–14, 1991. Compilation of unpublished conference papers, including: “Féminisme d’Etat en Tunisie: Ideologie Dominante et Résistance Féminine” by Sophie Ferchiou.

Chafai, Laila. “Le Mouvement des Femmes au Maroc.” Draft paper, no date.

Chemonics, Political Economy Review of Morocco, submitted June 1992.

Gallagher, Nancy. “Gender, Islamism, and Democratization in Jordan: The Case of Tujan al-Faysal,” draft paper, 1993.

Haenni, Patrick. “Le Théâtre d’Ombres de l’Action Féminine: Femmes, Etat, et Société Civile au Maroc.” D.E.A. d’études politiques. AMAC, I.E.P. de Paris, Septembre 1993.

Jamal, Haifa. “Juhud Ittihad al-Mar’ah al-Urdunniyyah fi Sabil Tatwir al-Tashri‘at al-Khassah b-il-Mar‘ah.” Unpublished paper presented at the First Conference of the JWU, June 1995.

al-Khalidi, Inas. “Al-Himayah al-Qanuniyyah l-il-Mar’ah al-Urdunniyyah.” Unpublished paper presented at the First Conference of the JWU, June 13–15, 1995.

Layachi, Azzedine. “Civil Society and Democratization in Morocco: Some Theoretical and Empirical Difficulties.” Paper presented at the 29th annual meeting of the Middle East Studies Association, Washington, D.C., December 6–10, 1995.

“Al-Taqrir al-Watani hawla al-Mar’ah al-Urdunniyyah l-il-Mu’tamar al-Dawli/ Beijing 1995.”

Union National de La Femme Tunisienne. “Rapport Général sur les Projets Financés dans le cadre du programme de coopération avec USAID. Projets no. 298–8249.93 et 298–8377.95.” 1995.

Women in Development Team, USAID/Amman. “Proposed National Strategy and Action Plan for the National Women’s Committee.” Unpublished draft, June 1992.