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Libya Since Independence
Dirk J. Vandewalle
其他書名
Oil and State-building
出版Cornell University Press, 1998
主題Business & Economics / Industries / Natural Resource ExtractionHistory / Africa / GeneralHistory / Africa / NorthHistory / Middle East / GeneralPolitical Science / International Relations / GeneralPolitical Science / Political EconomyPolitical Science / World / Middle Eastern
ISBN97808014853500801485355
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=NlJAI-9qPVkC&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋List of acronyms -- Preface -- Note on transliteration -- Chronology, 1951 1996. -- Part 1. Introduction and theory. Chapter 1. Introduction: issues and framework -- Situating the debate -- The Libyan monarchy and Jamahiriyya -- Overview -- Chapter 2. The distributive state -- State formation: revenues and institutions -- State-building in distributive states -- Politics and development in distributive states -- Distributive states: oil and history -- State strength, autonomy, and social setting -- Part 2. Libya since independence. Chapter 3. Shadow of the past: the Sanusi Kingdom -- The Sanusi Kingdom and the colonial legacy -- Libya's first oil boom: state-building and institutions -- Conclusion. Chapter 4. From kingdom to republic: the Qadhafi coup. Political consolidation and mobilization -- The popular revolution and the pursuit of legitimacy -- From concession to participation -- oil and development -- Conclusion; -- Chapter 5. Thawra and Tharwa: Libya's boom-and-bust decade. Technocrats versus revolutionaries: transition toward a Jamahiriyya -- The Green Book: popular rule -- Postponing reform: the last great spender of petrodollars -- Postponing reform: confrontation abroad, mobilization at home -- The politics of evocation: myths, symbols, and charisma, emerging problems of control -- Oil and state-building during Libya's Revolutionary Decade -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6. Shadow of the future: Libya's failed Infitah "revolution within the revolution" -- Libya's Infitah -- Markets, institutions, and economic reform -- Growth and development -- Conclusion -- Part 3. Conclusion. Chapter 7. Oil and state-building in distributive states: the Libyan contribution -- State-building, institutions, and rent-seeking in distributive states -- The power of the distributive state -- Power or wealth: politics in distributive states -- State-building in the Jamahiriyya: observation on the future -- Oil, state-building, and politics.