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Titular Abdullah II
Proclamación 9 junio, 1999
Casa real Hachemita
Residencia Palacio Raghadan

The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is an independent sovereign Arab State. It is indivisible and no part of it may be ceded. The Jordanian people is a part of the Arab Nation, and its ruling regime is parliamentary with a hereditary monarchy

Constitución de Jordania, artículo 1 Consultar
Web oficial @RHCJO

Bibliografía

Desarrollos políticos en el Reino Hachemí: la Primavera Árabe desde la óptica jordana

Luis Melián2015Revista CIDOB d’Afers Internacionals

“La monarquía jordana ha sido clasificada como una «monarquía eje», en la que el rol político del monarca, a pesar de tener este poderes ejecutivos reales, no está estrechamente vinculado al desarrollo político diario, sino a un marco político más amplio que lo mantiene, de una u otra forma, alejado de ser identificado con los problemas políticos diarios”

Democratic Parliamentary Monarchies

Alfred Stepan, Juan J. Linz, and Juli F. Minoves2014Journal of Democracy vol.25

“Students of democratization would do well to think about monarchy more. In particular, they should pay closer attention to the role that monarchies have played in the evolution of democracy”

The Social and Economic Origins of Monarchy in Jordan

Tariq Moraiwed Tell2013Palgrave Macmillan

“A form of rule once derided as incapable of dealing with the strains of modernization is now touted as an effective means of building nations and states, and even of mediating ‘pacted’ transitions to democracy and rule of law”

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Biografías

Hussein and Abdullah: Inside the Jordanian Royal Family

Randa Habib2010Saqi

“During his forty-six-year reign, the Hashemite king preserved his kingdom against rising Islamism and maintained its neutrality in the face of the conflicting interests of neighbouring countries”

Lion of Jordan: The Life of King Hussein in War and Peace

Avi Shlaim2009Penguin Random House

“King Hussein of Jordan was a man of slight build who possessed a powerful personality and immense political stature. He was in every respect except the physical a towering figure whose courage helped to earn him the popular title ‘Lion of Jordan'”

King Hussein of Jordan: A Political Life

Nigel Ashton2008Yale University Press

“The reference to democracy being ‘reborn’ was particularly interesting, carrying as it did connotations of a return to the pre-1958 ‘democratic’ system under the Hashemite monarchy”

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