Description
Book SynopsisFreedom In the Middle East and North Africa is a concise and timely report on the state of freedom in 19 countries of the Middle East and North Africa. Based on the annual Freedom House survey Freedom in the World, this book clearly outlines political rights and civil liberties over the past decade, as well as key indicators of religious, economic, and ethnic composition of each country''s population. It is an indispensable reference for the media, policymakers, academics, and researchers who respect the survey''s judgments and appreciate the simplicity of its methodology and want to better understand the politics, economics, society, and security of the region.
Table of ContentsPart 1 Acknowledgments Part 2 Freedom in the Middle East and North Africa Part 3 Country Reports Chapter 4 Algeria Chapter 5 Bahrain Chapter 6 Egypt Chapter 7 Iran Chapter 8 Iraq Chapter 9 Israel Chapter 10 Jordan Chapter 11 Kuwait Chapter 12 Lebanon Chapter 13 Libya Chapter 14 Morocco Chapter 15 Oman Chapter 16 Qatar Chapter 17 Saudi Arabia Chapter 18 Syria Chapter 19 Tunisia Chapter 20 United Arab Emirates Chapter 21 Yemen Part 22 Methodology Part 23 Tables and Ratings Chapter 24 Chart 1—Freedom in the Middle East and North Africa Chapter 25 Chart 2—Freedom in the Rest of the World Chapter 26 Chart 3—Freedom and Population: Middle East and North Africa Chapter 27 Chart 4—Freedom and Population: Rest of the World Chapter 28 Table 1—Freedom and GNI/capita Chapter 29 Table 2—Trends in Freedom Chapter 30 Table 3—Table of Middle East and North Africa Countries Chapter 31 Table 4—Political Rights (PR) Chapter 32 Table 5—Civil Liberties (CL) Chapter 33 Table 6—Combined Average of PR and CL with Country Status Part 34 Freedom House Board of Trustees Part 35 About Freedom House
