PSCI 339
Jordan Paper
1) Throughout the Middle East, there exists many countries that use the Monarchy system as their choice for rule. In a Monarchy system, the King has direct rule over the population. The Kings are constantly vying for power because their goal is to rule as long as they are alive. Due to the fact that the Kings want to stay in power, they will do anything to thwart any opposition that threatens there regime security. Even in the temporary democratic state of Kuwait and Jordan, the rulers would manipulate laws in order to benefit themselves and their supporters. Lets first look at the rulers of Kuwait and see how they manipulated elections. In the late 1930’s, Ahmad al-Jabir dissolved the first council and decided to elect a new one. Al-Jabir opposed the new council because the new council is opposed to al-Jabir’s new constitution. Al-Jabir dissolved the new council and appointed a new council himself (Tetreeault 64). The ruler did not like that the council......

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Title: Jordan Paper
Approximate Word Count: 1671
Approximate Pages: 7 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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