POMEPS Middle East Political Science Podcast

Jordan Heads to the Polls: A Conversation with Curtis Ryan (S. 5, Ep. 14)


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Next week, Jordan is scheduled to hold parliamentary elections. Coming in the midst of intense economic challenges and security fears, the vote will be the first held under a new electoral law, and the first contested by multiple Islamist movements. On POMEPS Conversation #82, Marc Lynch speaks with Curtis Ryan, author of Jordan in Transition: From Hussein To Abdullah, to preview those elections and their potential significance.
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