Arab Liberal Thought after 1967

1. Introduction
Meir Hatina

Part I. Liberalism in the Intellectual History of the Middle East

2. Arab Liberal Thought in Historical Perspective
Meir Hatina

3. Liberalization and Democratization in the Arab World: A Conceptual Critique
Christoph Schumann

4. Liberalism in the Middle East and the Issue of Citizenship Rights
Roel Meijer

5. Making Sense of Turkish Liberalism
Lutz Berger

Part II. Cultural Critique

6. Liberal Renewal of the Turath: Constructing the Egyptian Past in Sayyid al-Qimni’s Works
Wael Abu-‘Uksa

7. Nasif Nassar and the Quest for a Second Arab Nahda

Clemens Recker

8. From “New Partisans of the Heritage” to Post-Secularism: Mohammed Abed al-Jabri and the Development of Arab Liberal Communitarian Thought in the 1980s
Michaelle Browers

Part III. Liberal Values across Ideological Camps

9. Arab Post-Marxists after Disillusionment: Between Liberal Newspeak and Revolution Reloaded
Manfred Sing

10. Ziad al-Rahbani and the Liberal Subject
Sune Haugbølle

11. The Ambivalent Embrace of Liberalism: The Draft Program of the Freedom and Justice Party in Egypt
Mathias Rohe, Jakob Skovgaard-Petersen

12. Liberal-Democratic Jewish Modern Orthodoxy after 1967: The Thought of David Hartman and Rabbi Hayyim David Halevi
Moshe Hellinger, Asher Cohen

Keywords: Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Social Philosophy, International Relations, Middle Eastern Politics, Political History, Political Theory