nasserism

A quarter century later, Islamic fundamentalism had picked up where Nasserism left off.

The party's ideology is Nasserism, it is officially secular.

His term was characterized with the spread of Nasserism in the Syrian Army ranks.

They follow the pattern of Ba'athism and Nasserism.

The Arabs tried Nasserism, i.e. authoritarian-nationalism, and that didn't work.

He claims, that the pan-Arab ideology of Nasserism impressed him during the nationalist post-1948 era.

Today, many more Arabs are informed by Nasserism in a general sense than actually espouse its specific ideals and objectives.

Ghalioun has generally avoided association with political movements such as Nasserism, Islamism, or communism.

Towards a New Arab Thought: Nasserism, development and democracy.

But Israel's victory over Egypt in the June 1967 war punctured Nasserism forever.

Baathism and Nasserism, two great forces that for better or often worse swept through the streets of the Middle East, are scarcely mentioned.

Key elements of Nasserism:

He explained that, if not stopped, he believed Nasserism would become a Soviet-led worldwide anti-western movement.

Eventually Nasser would become the most popular ruler in the Middle East, and "Nasserism" the dominant ideology.

The Ba'th splintered in the aftermath of the secession, with a large part of its base turning to Nasserism.

The 1952 revolution was a turning point in Egyptian history where Nasserism was taking hold and nationalization of Egypt had begun.

Sadat used his immense popularity with the Egyptian people to try to push through vast economic reforms that ended the socialistic controls of Nasserism.

"It seems some members of Nasser's family believe that Nasserism can be inherited by his sons," Mr. Ahmed wrote.

A Monster of Folklore Today, it is a glum reminder of the heritage of Nasserism.

Pan-Arabism, Ba'athism and Nasserism have all given way to new national identities, in which the Muslim component has regained considerable ground.

This discontent mounted with the rise of Nasserism and Arab nationalism/socialism throughout North Africa and the Middle East.

It was reprinted in Egypt and endorsed by several members of the Egyptian government, though al-Siba'i complained at the use of his book to justify Nasserism.

In this context, the influence of Nasserism, Pan-Arab and anti-imperial ideologies created fertile ground for the idea of closer ties with Eygpt.

An avowed advocate of Nasserism, Abu Zayd has had a major impact on Egyptian law and policy in the areas of social affairs and insurance.

The formerly pro-Nasser Arab Nationalist Movement, publicly abandoned "Nasserism" in favor of Marxism-Leninism.