This Policy Brief is a case study of Morocco and Bahrain and their journeys through the uncertain territory of the “Arab Spring.” Long-standing regimes throughout the region are under the threat of popular uprisings and have responded to them with a variety of conciliatory and violent tools at their disposal. Morocco and Bahrain, two of the countries in the midst of crisis, must now confront the possibility of transforming their governments into constitutional monarchies in order to preserve their places of power.
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