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• catalog abstract ""An attempt to analyze the cause and character of a profound revolution taking place from Morocco to Pakistan. This Report examines the forces, groups, ideas, and institutions now in motion and estimates the direction which politics may take in the future in the area. While the transformation here under study embraces both the pervasive nationalist revolution and the ensuing "revolution of rising expectations," its sources and ramifications are broader and run deeper than nationalism and its discontents: (1) a way of life 1300 years old is being destroyed by challenges for which it was almost entirely unprepared; (2) a social system with new values is taking the place of traditional society; (3) a different range of ideological choices has opened up for a new kind of elite; (4) new political instruments are at the elite's disposal; (5) the fact that new men are using new means to attain new ends in their attempts to deal with the politics of social change entails widespread revolutionary consequences."--Author's report.".
• catalog contributor b1176464.
• catalog coverage "Africa, North Politics and government.".
• catalog coverage "Africa, North Social conditions.".
• catalog coverage "Middle East Politics and government.".
• catalog coverage "Middle East Social conditions.".
• catalog created "1963.".
• catalog date "1963".
• catalog date "1963.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1963.".
• catalog description ""An attempt to analyze the cause and character of a profound revolution taking place from Morocco to Pakistan. This Report examines the forces, groups, ideas, and institutions now in motion and estimates the direction which politics may take in the future in the area. While the transformation here under study embraces both the pervasive nationalist revolution and the ensuing "revolution of rising expectations," its sources and ramifications are broader and run deeper than nationalism and its discontents: (1) a way of life 1300 years old is being destroyed by challenges for which it was almost entirely unprepared; (2) a social system with new values is taking the place of traditional society; (3) a different range of ideological choices has opened up for a new kind of elite; (4) new political instruments are at the elite's disposal; (5) the fact that new men are using new means to attain new ends in their attempts to deal with the politics of social change entails widespread revolutionary consequences."--Author's report.".
• catalog description "Bibliographical footnotes.".
• catalog description "Part I. The legacy of the past and the claims of the present. 1. The inheritence of the Islamic Community -- 2. The challenge of the modern age to Islam --- Part II. The changing structure of society. 3. Kings, landlords, and the traditional bourgeoisie: the declining elite -- 4. The new Middle class as the principal revolutionary and stabilized force -- 5. Peasants: the silent majority at the threshold of politics -- 6. Workers: the growing tide of the unskilled and unemployed --- Part III. The range of political choices. 7. Amending the past: reformist Islam -- 8. Resurrecting the past: neo-islamic totalitarianism -- 9. Towards a new age of certainty: communist totalitarianism -- 10. From unorganized insecurity to organized insecurity: nationalism -- 11. Transforming the present: the quest for freedom and authority -- 12. Transforming the present: socialism for the few, for the many, or for the aggrandizement of the state? --- Part IV. Instruments of political modernization. 13. The army -- 14. Political parties -- 15. Trade unions -- 16. The civil bureaucracy --- Part V. The cost and consequences of Middle Eastern choices domestically, regionally, and internationally. 17. The price of political stability -- 18. Regional rivalry and the prospects for unity -- 19. The international orientation of the Middle East.".
• catalog extent "xxv, 431 p.".
• catalog issued "1963".
• catalog issued "1963.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press,".
• catalog spatial "Africa, North Politics and government.".
• catalog spatial "Africa, North Social conditions.".
• catalog spatial "Africa, North.".
• catalog spatial "Middle East Politics and government.".
• catalog spatial "Middle East Social conditions.".
• catalog spatial "Middle East.".
• catalog subject "HN660.8 .H2".
• catalog subject "Social change Africa, North.".
• catalog subject "Social change Middle East.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part I. The legacy of the past and the claims of the present. 1. The inheritence of the Islamic Community -- 2. The challenge of the modern age to Islam --- Part II. The changing structure of society. 3. Kings, landlords, and the traditional bourgeoisie: the declining elite -- 4. The new Middle class as the principal revolutionary and stabilized force -- 5. Peasants: the silent majority at the threshold of politics -- 6. Workers: the growing tide of the unskilled and unemployed --- Part III. The range of political choices. 7. Amending the past: reformist Islam -- 8. Resurrecting the past: neo-islamic totalitarianism -- 9. Towards a new age of certainty: communist totalitarianism -- 10. From unorganized insecurity to organized insecurity: nationalism -- 11. Transforming the present: the quest for freedom and authority -- 12. Transforming the present: socialism for the few, for the many, or for the aggrandizement of the state? --- Part IV. Instruments of political modernization. 13. The army -- 14. Political parties -- 15. Trade unions -- 16. The civil bureaucracy --- Part V. The cost and consequences of Middle Eastern choices domestically, regionally, and internationally. 17. The price of political stability -- 18. Regional rivalry and the prospects for unity -- 19. The international orientation of the Middle East.".
• catalog title "The politics of social change in the Middle East and North Africa.".
• catalog type "text".