Add to ORKGThe uprisings beginning in late 2010, known as the Arab Spring, shook the Middle East to its foundations. Yet the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan appeared to be a virtual oasis of calm in the midst of turmoil. In a volatile neighborhood, Jordanian stability remains nothing short of remarkable. But is Jordan an oasis or a mirage
The end of 2010 and the beginning of 2011 in Arab countries marked its place in history as the Arab ...
The 2011 uprisings across the Arab world have highlighted the importance of civil-military relations...
Examines the Jordanian foreign policy under King Abdullah II particularly within inter-Arab and Midd...
The Middle East is notorious for the seemingly endless series of conflicts, instances of internal un...
This paper attempts to address the question of Jordan’s stability. The country, considered an ally t...
Inspired by the 2011 Arab Spring events in Tunisia, cries of the regional chant “al-sha’ab yurid isq...
Analyzing the various factors that strengthened the Hashemite regime's stability during the spread o...
Many observers consider Israel the biggest loser of the recent political turmoil and dramatic change...
The Arab Spring may have begun in Tunisia in December 2010 with mass protests that ultimately topple...
Water scarcity in Jordan has, for decades, been a serious source of political tension domestically a...
The strange alliance between Jordan and Iraq has undergone intriguing transformations. Jordan paid a...
The period between 1967-1973 was transformative for the governments of the Middle East. King Hussein...
The 2010s were a decade of transformation and conflict in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). T...
The Middle East region is inherently volatile and associated with radical religious behavior. Beginn...
After the fall out of the Arab Spring in 2010, most of the countries in the Middle East and North Af...
The end of 2010 and the beginning of 2011 in Arab countries marked its place in history as the Arab ...
The 2011 uprisings across the Arab world have highlighted the importance of civil-military relations...
Examines the Jordanian foreign policy under King Abdullah II particularly within inter-Arab and Midd...
The Middle East is notorious for the seemingly endless series of conflicts, instances of internal un...
This paper attempts to address the question of Jordan’s stability. The country, considered an ally t...
Inspired by the 2011 Arab Spring events in Tunisia, cries of the regional chant “al-sha’ab yurid isq...
Analyzing the various factors that strengthened the Hashemite regime's stability during the spread o...
Many observers consider Israel the biggest loser of the recent political turmoil and dramatic change...
The Arab Spring may have begun in Tunisia in December 2010 with mass protests that ultimately topple...
Water scarcity in Jordan has, for decades, been a serious source of political tension domestically a...
The strange alliance between Jordan and Iraq has undergone intriguing transformations. Jordan paid a...
The period between 1967-1973 was transformative for the governments of the Middle East. King Hussein...
The 2010s were a decade of transformation and conflict in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). T...
The Middle East region is inherently volatile and associated with radical religious behavior. Beginn...
After the fall out of the Arab Spring in 2010, most of the countries in the Middle East and North Af...
The end of 2010 and the beginning of 2011 in Arab countries marked its place in history as the Arab ...
The 2011 uprisings across the Arab world have highlighted the importance of civil-military relations...
Examines the Jordanian foreign policy under King Abdullah II particularly within inter-Arab and Midd...