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Bibliography Interviews Most interviews were kept anonymous at the interviewee’s own request. The anonymous interviews, therefore, are documented in the endnotes by referring to the person’s general position, such as government minister, member of parliament, journalist , or policymaker. Other interviews are listed below. Most interviews were conducted in Amman, Jordan, during fieldwork in 1992–1993, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2005, and 2006. Abu 'Awdah, Adnan. Former senator, political advisor in the royal court, and Jordanian representative to the United Nations. Abu Jaber, Kamel. Former foreign minister and president of Jordan’s Institute for Diplomacy . 'Anani, Jawad al-. Former senator, deputy prime minister, and minister for planning and for supply. 'Arabiyyat, 'Abd al-Latif. Former speaker of the House of Deputies and leader of the Islamic Action Front. Badran, Mudar. Former prime minister, senator, and director of Jordanian intelligence. Barari, Hasan al-. Policy Analyst, Center for Strategic Studies, University of Jordan. Bataynah, Safwan al-. Economic advisor at the Prime Ministry. Braizat, Fares. Researcher and Deputy Director of the Center for Strategic Studies, University of Jordan. Hamarneh, Mustafa. Director of the Center for Strategic Studies, University of Jordan. Hassanat, Abdullah. Former editor of the Jordan Times newspaper. Hindawi, Asim al-. Official at the Ministry of Industry and Trade. Hourani, Hani. Director of the al-Urdun al-Jadid Research Center. Khamash, Lt. General 'Amr. Former general in the Jordanian armed forces and advisor to King Hussein. Khatib, 'Abd-al Illah al-. Former foreign minister of Jordan. Kilani, Sa'ida. Co-Director of the Arab Archives Institute. Lawzi, Ahmad al-. Former prime minister and speaker of the senate. Majali, 'Abd al-Salam al-. Former prime minister and deputy speaker of the senate. Masri, Muhammad al-. Researcher at the Center for Strategic Studies, University of Jordan . Masri, Tahir al-. Former prime minister, foreign minister, and speaker of the Chamber of Deputies. Qasim, Marwan al-. Former chief of the royal court and foreign minister. 240 / Bibliography Qudah, Iyad. Official at the Ministry of Planning. Rifa'i, Zayd al-. Former prime minister and current Speaker of the Senate. Safadi, Ayman. Former journalist for the Jordan Times, press officer for Crown Prince Hasan, press officer for H.M. King Abdullah II, and editor of al-Ghad newspaper. Sharaf, Layla. Senator and former minister of culture and of information. Tarawnah, Fayez. Former prime minister, chief of the Royal Hashimite Court, and deputy speaker of the senate. Tell, Nawaf. Researcher at the Center for Strategic Studies and Director of the Negotiations Coordination Bureau of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 'Ubaydat, Ahmad. Former prime minister, senator, and director of Jordanian intelligence . Zu'aby, Salih. Former secretary general of the parliament. Books and Articles 'Abdalat, Marwan Ahmad Sulayman al-. Kharita al-Ahzab al-Siyasiyya al-Urduniyya (Map of Jordanian Political Parties). Amman: Dar al-'Ubra, 1992. 'Abdalla, Nazem. “Impact of the Gulf Crisis on Developing Countries.” Amman: ESCWA /UNDP Informal Background Paper, June 1991. Abu Jaber, Kamel S. “Jordan and the Gulf War.” In The Gulf War and the New World Order, edited by Tareq Y. Ismael and Jacqueline S. Ismael, 366–82. Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 1994. Abu Jaber, Kamel S., Matthes Buhbe, and Mohammad Smadi, eds. Income Distribution in Jordan. Boulder: Westview Press, 1990. Abu Jaber, Kamel S., and Schirin H. Fathi. “The 1989 Jordanian Parliamentary Elections.” Orient 31 (1990): 67–86. Abu Jaber, Raouf S. Pioneers Over Jordan: The Frontiers of Settlement in Transjordan, 1860–1914. London: I. B. Tauris, 1989. Abu Khusa, Ahmad. al-Dimuqratiyya wa al-Ahzab al-Siyasiyya al-Urduniyya (Democracy and Jordanian Political Parties). Amman: Middle East Publishing Company, 1991. Abu Odeh, Adnan. Jordanians, Palestinians, and the Hashemite Kingdom in the Middle East Peace Process. Washington, D.C.: United States Institute of Peace Press, 1999. Abu Ruman, Hussein, ed., 'Aqd Min al-Dimuqratiyya fi al-Urdun (A Decade of Democracy in Jordan). Amman: al-Urdun al-Jadid Research Center, 1999. Adeola, Francis O. “Military Expenditures, Health, and Education: Bedfellows or Antagonists in Third World Development?” Armed Forces and Society 22, no. 3 (Spring 1996): 441–67. Ajami, Fouad. The Arab Predicament: Arab Political Thought and Practice Since 1967. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1981. ———. “The End of Pan-Arabism.” Foreign Affairs 57 (Winter 1978/79): 355–73. Albrecht, Kirk. “Where is all the Business? Jordanian-Israeli Economic Ties Start Slowly.” Middle East Insight 12, no. 2 (1996): 13–15. Amawi, Abla. “The 1993 Elections in Jordan.” Arab Studies Quarterly 16, no. 3 (Summer 1994): 15–27. [3.145.60.166] Project MUSE (2024...

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