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- Artur Malantowicz & P. R. Kumaraswamy (2019): Political Reforms
The history of political reform after 1989 is closely interlinked with the monarchy’s foreign policy as well as stability and security concerns. Between 1989 and 1993, an unprecedented opening of the political scene took place as a defensive reaction of the regime to both internal and external pressures. It was quickly reverted by King Hussein after 1993 when a major re-orientation in Jordanian foreign policy was accompanied by a crackdown on political freedoms and civil liberties. With the new monarch, King Abdullah II, ascending the throne in 1999, hopes were raised that further liberalisation of the political system was possible. ... It resulted in the stabilisation of the authoritarian regime, with a new impulse for change, both positive and negative, re-appearing only in the wake of the Arab protests at the end of 2010 when the process of hybridisation of the political system began.
RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-981-13-9166-8_20 Save to MyIDEAS - Eugenio Bregolat (2015): The Political Reform
It was in August 1980 during a speech to a meeting of the extended Politburo entitled “On the Reform of the System of Party and State Leadership” that Deng Xiaoping dealt at length with political reform, laying down its foundations. 1 Deng said: When we first raised the question of reform we had in mind, among other things, reform of the political structure … The reform of the political structure and the reform of the economic structure are interdependent and should be coordinated. Without political reform, economic reform cannot succeed … If we fail to do that, the growth of the productive forces will be stunted and our drive for modernisation will be impeded.
RePEc:pal:palchp:978-1-137-47599-2_5 Save to MyIDEAS - Suk Jae Noh (2014): Economic and Political Reforms in a Planned Economy
This paper investigates the economic and political reforms in a planned economy as the equilibrium responses to revolutionary threats. Which reform will be chosen depends on the initial degree of resource inequality between the elite and the mass. The probability of a successful revolution plays a role in implementing either economic or political reforms only when the resource disparity is not too severe. In this case political reform is more likely when the probability of revolution is lower and revolution is not costly and the introduction of market oriented system greatly improves the efficiency of the economy. ... We also consider conditions under which either economic or political reform is not enough to prevent revolution.
RePEc:kea:keappr:ker-20141231-30-2-06 Save to MyIDEAS - Osama Sami Alnsour & Dr. Jamila AbdulKader S. AlRifai (2023): The Political Reform in the Administrative Fields in Ibn Taymiyyah Thought
It is obvious to the reader in the field of sharia politics or what some of the scholars have called it the rulings of the sultanate or the rulings of the Imamate that the issues of political reform still need more consideration, study and analysis of its opinions and the rulings contained therein in order to be able to distinguish between the holy texts and the jurisprudence opinions of the jurists mentioned in this field , so that we can distinguish in jurisprudence between what was based on divine evidence and what was based on custom or interest and what was consider as emerging issues ,and other branches of Islamic jurisprudence.
RePEc:jso:coejss:v:12:y:2023:i:4:p:65-77 Save to MyIDEAS - Aurelia George Mulgan (2006): Agriculture and Political Reform in Japan : The Koizumi Legacy
Given former Prime Minister Koizumis reformist zeal, agriculture might have been expected to be high on his list of targets for so-called structural reform. ... To some extent Japans farming sector has been impacted by processes of fiscal reform and deregulation as well as cutbacks in rural public works. Koizumi-initiated reforms to the policymaking process have also served to reduce the power of individual ruling Liberal Democratic Party politicians as representatives of special interests.
RePEc:eab:develo:21811 Save to MyIDEAS - Varma, Vijaya Krushna Varma (2013): Electoral and political reforms
Varma proposes new political and electoral reforms for better, healthy and improved democracy to remove inequalities, corruption, unemployment and mis-governance. This new political and electoral reforms are aimed at empowering under privileged, working class, rural and urban areas.
RePEc:pra:mprapa:53212 Save to MyIDEAS - BENAMIER Djamel Eddine (2018): The requirements for the success of political reform in the Arab world
In this paper, I reviewed the requirements for the success of the political reform process in the Arab world after the crises witnessed by many Arab countries under the so-called "Arab Spring", by focusing on the conceptual implications of political reform in these countries and the importance of this at the local, regional and international levels, despite the different characteristics and circumstances of Arab societies in general, the requirements for the success of political reform in them are reflected in two basic means: the first is a legal means, linked to the role of legislator in the enactment of laws and political reform process, the second is a social and cultural means at the same time, related to the role of civil society organizations in changing the concepts, principles and values in the citizen's mind, in the sense of trying to democratize the behavior of citizens. ... However, social and cultural reform requires much more time, effort and active involvement of the various organizations in society, from the family to the school to the media and political parties. I take this intervention through to address these elements:1 - The concept of political reform in the Arab world2 - The importance of political reform in the Arab world3. Conditions for the success of political reform in the Arab world-Legal reform and the importance of the legislator's role in this.-Cultural reform and the importance of the role of civil society organizations.
RePEc:sek:iacpro:8109753 Save to MyIDEAS - Kudłak, Robert & Kisiała, Wojciech & Kołsut, Bartłomiej (2024): Systemic transformation, political reforms and car ownership in Poland
Poland is one such state in which car ownership has more than quadrupled over the last 30 years due to political and economic changes resulting from the systemic transformation. This article aims 1) to reconstruct the car ownership changes in Poland resulting from the systemic transformation and political reforms and 2) verify the influence of the selected factors on car ownership in 2005 and 2019.
RePEc:eee:jotrge:v:117:y:2024:i:c:s0966692324001029 Save to MyIDEAS - Bashar Awad Al-Tarawneh (2020): Political Reform and Its Impact on Representing the Bahraini Political Associations in the Elections of the House of Representatives (2002-2018)
This study aimed at identifying the political reform and its impact on representing the political associations in the elections of the Bahraini House of representatives (2002-2018). The study used the analytical descriptive approach in order to describe the political reform that took place in Bahrain, describe the elections of the Bahraini House of representatives and analyze the amount of representing the political associations in the Bahraini House of representatives. The study results showed that the role of political reform that took place in Bahrain resulted in positive outcomes during the issuance of the most important law for the political associations, law No. (26) for the year 2005, which was later amended by issuing the law No. (34) for the year 2014. The results also revealed that the amount of representing the Bahraini political associations in the elections of 2002 was high; however, after those elections, the Bahraini political associations began gaining less seats in the elections of 2006, 2010, 2014 and 2018. ... The study also recommended the necessity of attracting all the age categories in the Bahraini community to become members in the Bahraini political associations, particularly those whose ages range between (20-30) years old.
RePEc:arp:tjssrr:2020:p:691-699 Save to MyIDEAS - Muhammad Bilal & Ashfaq U. Rehman & Akhlaq Ahmad (2018): Political Reforms and Women Political Participation in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
This study focuses on the effect of political reforms on women’s political participation in the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), Pakistan. Furthermore, this study focuses on the effect of political reforms on women’s public and civic engagements which further contribute to their political participation. ... Liberal feminist theory is used as theoretical framework in this study to examine the question of the effect of political reforms on women’s political participation. Independent sample t-test was employed to analyze the effect of political reforms on women’s political participation. The study finds positive effects of the political reforms on women, like awareness about these reforms and civic engagements.
RePEc:aui:lassij:v:2:y:2018:i:2:p:67-79:id:33 Save to MyIDEAS