Political Repression in Bahrain
Material type: TextSeries: Cambridge Middle East StudiesPublisher: Cambridge; New York: Cambridge University Press, 2020Description: 384 p., 26 cmISBN:- 9781108458009
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: Political Repression in Bahrain in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Century -- Defining Political Repression -- The Repression Playbook -- Political Statecraft: Between Democratization, Discord and Division -- Torture, Arrests and Other Personal Integrity Violations -- Repressive Law and Legal Repression -- Information Controls: From Surveillance to Social Media and Fake News -- Conclusion: Between Retrograde Repression and Repression.
"Firstly though, thanks to my Mum and Dad for tolerating me from a young age and giving me so much. I am also grateful to my wonderful siblings Owen and Gareth for allowing me to be the middle child, and Kate, for being such an inspiration. As for my late grandparents; Rhoda, Cyril, Charlie, and Elsie, I am in awe of your wisdom and kindness. Cyril, aka, 'Little Grandad', your polemics on equal pay had such a formative influence. Zainah, you proof-read this book in its nascent state and made me tea; enough said. I couldn't' have done it without you. Sooty, I miss you. Potem, you are acceptable as a cat"-- Provided by publisher.
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