Egyptian modernization and political stability

Author: Bi Jiankang
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Publish Date: 2005-11-24
Features: This book can be considered the first monograph to systematically and comprehensively study contemporary Egyptian political issues. It presents innovative propositions and systematic arguments, covering all aspects related to Egyptian political stability. It not only holds significant reference value for in-depth research on Egyptian issues but also offers some insights into the roots of contemporary terrorism and how to achieve political stability. The book extensively uses literature in Chinese, English, and Arabic, diligently incorporating the latest research findings from scholars both domestically and internationally. Based on this, it conducts rigorous theoretical discussions, proposing many important and novel academic insights. For example, it examines the issue from three levels—political institutions, religious factors, and social factors—emphasizing that political institutions are the fundamental factors in maintaining political stability, religious factors are mobilizational and organizational elements that contribute to political instability, and economic and social issues are the underlying factors affecting political stability.