The question is really aiming at (1) the conflict between theocratic and democratic institutions in the state (see reading!) and (2) the conflict between conservative/”principalist” political elites on the one hand and liberal/reformist elites on the other (see reading!). We have some indications that society itself is also divided between traditionalists and modern urban and often youthf ...[Show More]
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Published By: Chelsea Kim
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| Category: | Case Study |
| Published By: | Chelsea Kim |
| Published On: | 3 years ago |
| Number of pages: | 4 |
| Language: | English |
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