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Brotherhood in Jordan: From Participation to Boycott  \nWisam Hazimeh  \nPh.D. Thesis  \nUniversity of East Anglia  \nSchool of Political Science and International Studies  \nJune, 2015  \nThis copy of the thesis has been supplied on condition that anyone who consultsit is understood to recognise that its copyright rests with the author and that use of any information derived there from must be in accordance with current UK Copyright Law . In addition, any quotation or extract must include full attribution  \nAbstract  \nThis thesis explores the development of relations between the Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood and Jordanian regime from 1945 to 2010, in which a distinction is made between the pre-and post-1989 eras that demarked a significant shift from partnership to crisis. Utilising an historical approach, the first era is defined by both parties’mutual pragmatism, establishing a unified understanding of the Palestinian issue, and what the nature of politics in Jordan would be. However, the post-1989 era is analysed within the context of the regime’s shift in interests from internal to external issues, subsequently changing its pragmatic discourse towards the Brotherhood and Islamic movements . This study suggests that the shift in the regime’s focus, teamed with the implementation of policies such as the ‘one vote system’ and the peace treaty with Israel , left a space for radical voices to rise within the Brotherhood. To understand if the Brotherhood is compatible to Jordan’s parliamentarian system, the research identifies circles of division within the Brotherhood between Hassan al-Banna and Sayyid Qutb’s ideologies in the wake of regional conflict and poor regime-Islamist relations . This bifurcation is exacerbated in Jordan, as seen with the opposing fronts of the Jordanian Brotherhood’s Shoura Council: Hawks of Palestinian origin vs . Doves of Jordanian origin, claiming a new division: the ‘new’Hawks, or, the ‘Salafist Brotherhood’. Supported by exclusive personal interviews with Brotherhood leaders, this thesis argues that allowing Islamist movements’limited political participation in Jordan is essential for the country’s stability and religious modernity as since the 2007 boycott , increasing numbers of al-Bannaist Doves have converted into Qutbist Hawks. This has empowered the Hawks to demand fundamental reforms regarding the monarchy’s existence, initiating the Brotherhood’s final 2010 political boycott, and positioning the once-allied movement outside the political process and indefinitely removed from accountability.  \nTable of Contents  \nAbstract....................................................................................................................... i  \nTable of Contents ..................................................................................................... i  \nImages and Tables.............................................................................................................................. i  \nAcknowledgements ................................................................................................. i  \nIntroduction ........................................................................................................... iv  \nLiterature Review: Political Islam and the Modern State ..................................... xi  \nIncompatibility ............................................................................................................................ xi  \nCompatibility ............................................................................................................................. xiv  \nThe Muslim Brotherhood ................................................................................................... xviii  \nMethodology...................................................................................................................xix  \nPrimary Sources .....................................................","cbCaibyChIxhNfo1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibyChIxhNfo1","pdf",5772099,301,"English","# Abstract\n# Introduction\n## Literature Review: Political Islam and the Modern State\n## Incompatibility\n## Compatibility\n## The Muslim Brotherhood\n## Methodology\n## Primary Sources\n## Secondary Sources\n## Interviews\n## Ending the Study in 2010\n# Chapter One The Establishment of the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan\n## 1.0 Transjordan and King ᶜAbdallah I\n## 1.1 Hassan al-Banna\n## 1.2 Sayyid Qutb and the Division of the Brotherhood (1950-1966)\n## 1.3 The Establishment of the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan\n# Chapter Two A Group Not a Party: The Marriage of Convenience","[{\"question\":\"How does the thesis describe the relationship between the Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood and the regime from 1945 to 2010?\",\"answer\":\"It presents the relationship as shifting from partnership to crisis, separating an earlier era of pragmatic alignment from a later post-1989 era of growing tensions.\"},{\"question\":\"What role do regime policy changes play in the thesis argument?\",\"answer\":\"It argues that the regime’s changing focus and policies such as the one vote system and the peace treaty with Israel opened space for more radical voices within the Brotherhood.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the thesis explain internal division within the Brotherhood?\",\"answer\":\"It identifies divisions after Sayyid Qutb’s influence, and it links these divisions to competing fronts within the Brotherhood’s Shoura Council.\"}]","The Political Survival of the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan - From Participation to Boycott | PDF",1789738467,759]