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The future of the Arab world will depend on the outcome of a battle between those advocating Islamic theocracy and those seeking to establish liberal democracy.
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Author: Bernard Lewis
March/April 2009
Foreign Affairs
The future of the Arab world will depend on the outcome of a battle between those advocating Islamic theocracy and those seeking to establish liberal democracy.
Subscribe to Foreign Affairs—the world's leading authority on foreign policy.
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