The New Middle East
Protest and Revolution in the Arab World
Herausgeber: Gerges, Fawaz
The New Middle East
Protest and Revolution in the Arab World
Herausgeber: Gerges, Fawaz
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The New Middle East critically examines the Arab popular uprisings of 2011-12.
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The New Middle East critically examines the Arab popular uprisings of 2011-12.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 522
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 899g
- ISBN-13: 9781107028630
- ISBN-10: 1107028639
- Artikelnr.: 40046403
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 522
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 899g
- ISBN-13: 9781107028630
- ISBN-10: 1107028639
- Artikelnr.: 40046403
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
1. Introduction: a rupture Fawaz A. Gerges; Part I. Context and Clauses: 2.
Authoritarian legacies and regime change: towards understanding political
transition in the Arab world Lisa Anderson; 3. Egypt's modern revolutions
and the fall of Mubarak Juan Cole; 4. A depressive pre-Arab uprising
economic performance Ali Kadri; 5. Bread and olive oil: the agrarian roots
of the Arab uprisings Rami Zurayk and Anne Gough; Part II. Thematic and
Comparative Aspects: 6. The politics of resistance and the Arab uprisings
Charles Tripp; 7. Egypt's 25 January uprising, hegemonic contestation and
the explosion of the poor John Chalcraft; 8. The military amidst uprisings
and transitions in the Arab world Philippe Droz-Vincent; 9. Women,
democracy and dictatorship in the context of the Arab uprisings Sami
Zubaida; 10. Dangers and demon(izer)s of democratization in Egypt: through
an Indonesian glass, darkly John Sidel; Part III. Countries in Turmoil: 11.
Egypt and Tunisia in the Arab Spring: from the revolutionary overthrow of
dictatorships to the struggle to establish a new constitutional order Roger
Owen; 12. Arab nationalism, Islamism and the Arab uprisings Sadik Al-Azm;
13. Yemen: revolution suspended? Gabriele Vom Bruck, Atiaf al-Wazir and
Benjamin Wiacek; 14. Libya in transition: from Jamahiriya to Jumh¿riyyah?
Karim Mezran; 15. Bahrain's uprisings: domestic implications and regional
and international perspectives Kristian Ulrichsen; Part IV. International
Implications: 16. Saudi internal dilemmas and regional responses to the
Arab uprisings Madawi Al-Rasheed; 17. Israel, Palestine and the Arab Spring
Avi Shlaim; 18. Turkey and Iran in the era of the Arab uprisings Mohammed
Ayoob; 19. US policy and the Arab revolutions of 2011 William Quandt; 20.
Europe and the Arab uprisings: the irrelevant power? Federica Bicchi; 21.
Conclusion: rebellious citizens and resilient authoritarians Valerie Bunce.
Authoritarian legacies and regime change: towards understanding political
transition in the Arab world Lisa Anderson; 3. Egypt's modern revolutions
and the fall of Mubarak Juan Cole; 4. A depressive pre-Arab uprising
economic performance Ali Kadri; 5. Bread and olive oil: the agrarian roots
of the Arab uprisings Rami Zurayk and Anne Gough; Part II. Thematic and
Comparative Aspects: 6. The politics of resistance and the Arab uprisings
Charles Tripp; 7. Egypt's 25 January uprising, hegemonic contestation and
the explosion of the poor John Chalcraft; 8. The military amidst uprisings
and transitions in the Arab world Philippe Droz-Vincent; 9. Women,
democracy and dictatorship in the context of the Arab uprisings Sami
Zubaida; 10. Dangers and demon(izer)s of democratization in Egypt: through
an Indonesian glass, darkly John Sidel; Part III. Countries in Turmoil: 11.
Egypt and Tunisia in the Arab Spring: from the revolutionary overthrow of
dictatorships to the struggle to establish a new constitutional order Roger
Owen; 12. Arab nationalism, Islamism and the Arab uprisings Sadik Al-Azm;
13. Yemen: revolution suspended? Gabriele Vom Bruck, Atiaf al-Wazir and
Benjamin Wiacek; 14. Libya in transition: from Jamahiriya to Jumh¿riyyah?
Karim Mezran; 15. Bahrain's uprisings: domestic implications and regional
and international perspectives Kristian Ulrichsen; Part IV. International
Implications: 16. Saudi internal dilemmas and regional responses to the
Arab uprisings Madawi Al-Rasheed; 17. Israel, Palestine and the Arab Spring
Avi Shlaim; 18. Turkey and Iran in the era of the Arab uprisings Mohammed
Ayoob; 19. US policy and the Arab revolutions of 2011 William Quandt; 20.
Europe and the Arab uprisings: the irrelevant power? Federica Bicchi; 21.
Conclusion: rebellious citizens and resilient authoritarians Valerie Bunce.
1. Introduction: a rupture Fawaz A. Gerges; Part I. Context and Clauses: 2.
Authoritarian legacies and regime change: towards understanding political
transition in the Arab world Lisa Anderson; 3. Egypt's modern revolutions
and the fall of Mubarak Juan Cole; 4. A depressive pre-Arab uprising
economic performance Ali Kadri; 5. Bread and olive oil: the agrarian roots
of the Arab uprisings Rami Zurayk and Anne Gough; Part II. Thematic and
Comparative Aspects: 6. The politics of resistance and the Arab uprisings
Charles Tripp; 7. Egypt's 25 January uprising, hegemonic contestation and
the explosion of the poor John Chalcraft; 8. The military amidst uprisings
and transitions in the Arab world Philippe Droz-Vincent; 9. Women,
democracy and dictatorship in the context of the Arab uprisings Sami
Zubaida; 10. Dangers and demon(izer)s of democratization in Egypt: through
an Indonesian glass, darkly John Sidel; Part III. Countries in Turmoil: 11.
Egypt and Tunisia in the Arab Spring: from the revolutionary overthrow of
dictatorships to the struggle to establish a new constitutional order Roger
Owen; 12. Arab nationalism, Islamism and the Arab uprisings Sadik Al-Azm;
13. Yemen: revolution suspended? Gabriele Vom Bruck, Atiaf al-Wazir and
Benjamin Wiacek; 14. Libya in transition: from Jamahiriya to Jumh¿riyyah?
Karim Mezran; 15. Bahrain's uprisings: domestic implications and regional
and international perspectives Kristian Ulrichsen; Part IV. International
Implications: 16. Saudi internal dilemmas and regional responses to the
Arab uprisings Madawi Al-Rasheed; 17. Israel, Palestine and the Arab Spring
Avi Shlaim; 18. Turkey and Iran in the era of the Arab uprisings Mohammed
Ayoob; 19. US policy and the Arab revolutions of 2011 William Quandt; 20.
Europe and the Arab uprisings: the irrelevant power? Federica Bicchi; 21.
Conclusion: rebellious citizens and resilient authoritarians Valerie Bunce.
Authoritarian legacies and regime change: towards understanding political
transition in the Arab world Lisa Anderson; 3. Egypt's modern revolutions
and the fall of Mubarak Juan Cole; 4. A depressive pre-Arab uprising
economic performance Ali Kadri; 5. Bread and olive oil: the agrarian roots
of the Arab uprisings Rami Zurayk and Anne Gough; Part II. Thematic and
Comparative Aspects: 6. The politics of resistance and the Arab uprisings
Charles Tripp; 7. Egypt's 25 January uprising, hegemonic contestation and
the explosion of the poor John Chalcraft; 8. The military amidst uprisings
and transitions in the Arab world Philippe Droz-Vincent; 9. Women,
democracy and dictatorship in the context of the Arab uprisings Sami
Zubaida; 10. Dangers and demon(izer)s of democratization in Egypt: through
an Indonesian glass, darkly John Sidel; Part III. Countries in Turmoil: 11.
Egypt and Tunisia in the Arab Spring: from the revolutionary overthrow of
dictatorships to the struggle to establish a new constitutional order Roger
Owen; 12. Arab nationalism, Islamism and the Arab uprisings Sadik Al-Azm;
13. Yemen: revolution suspended? Gabriele Vom Bruck, Atiaf al-Wazir and
Benjamin Wiacek; 14. Libya in transition: from Jamahiriya to Jumh¿riyyah?
Karim Mezran; 15. Bahrain's uprisings: domestic implications and regional
and international perspectives Kristian Ulrichsen; Part IV. International
Implications: 16. Saudi internal dilemmas and regional responses to the
Arab uprisings Madawi Al-Rasheed; 17. Israel, Palestine and the Arab Spring
Avi Shlaim; 18. Turkey and Iran in the era of the Arab uprisings Mohammed
Ayoob; 19. US policy and the Arab revolutions of 2011 William Quandt; 20.
Europe and the Arab uprisings: the irrelevant power? Federica Bicchi; 21.
Conclusion: rebellious citizens and resilient authoritarians Valerie Bunce.