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The Arab Spring heralded a profound shift in the Middle East, bringing to power Islamist movements which had previously been operating in the shadows. The Muslim Brotherhood stormed to victory in Egypt and emerged as a key player in Libya's nascent political arena. Meanwhile, An-Nahda found itself catapulted into power as the head of Tunisia's coalition government. For a while, it looked as though the region was entering the dawn of a new Islamist age. But navigating their respective countries through difficult and painful transitions ultimately proved too challenging for these forces, and,…mehr
The Arab Spring heralded a profound shift in the Middle East, bringing to power Islamist movements which had previously been operating in the shadows. The Muslim Brotherhood stormed to victory in Egypt and emerged as a key player in Libya's nascent political arena. Meanwhile, An-Nahda found itself catapulted into power as the head of Tunisia's coalition government. For a while, it looked as though the region was entering the dawn of a new Islamist age. But navigating their respective countries through difficult and painful transitions ultimately proved too challenging for these forces, and, just as suddenly, the Brotherhood was dramatically overthrown in Egypt and left severely weakened in Libya. In Tunisia, An-Nahda managed to pull itself through the crisis, but its failure to articulate and deliver the hopes and aspirations of a large section of Tunisian society damaged its credibility. In this authoritative account, Alison Pargeter expertly charts the Islamists' ascent and subsequent fall from power. Based on extensive research and interviews with high ranking members of the Brotherhood and An-Nahda, Pargeter offers a comparative analysis of the movement in North Africa since the Arab Spring, and outlines the consequences of the Brotherhood's decline on both the region and the wider Islamist political project.
Alison Pargeter is an analyst and writer specialising in the Middle East and North Africa. She has held academic positions at the University of Cambridge and Kings College, London, and is now a senior associate at Menas Associates, an international research consultancy. She regularly briefs policymakers on issues relating to North Africa and political Islam. Her previous publications include The Muslim Brotherhood: From Opposition to Power, The New Frontiers of Jihad: Radical Islam in Europe and Libya: The Rise and Fall of Gaddafi.
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Acknowledgements 1, Introduction 3, Part one: Egypt; 1. The Rise of the Brotherhood 15; 2. Brotherhood in Power: A Hollow Vision 49; 3. The Fall 87; Part two: Libya; 4. The Libyan Brothers: Out of the Shadows 117; 5. Out in the Open 147; Part Three: Tunisia; 6. An-Nahda at the Helm 185; 7. Compromise, Crisis and Decline 215; Conclusion 241; Notes 257; Bibliography 285
The Rise and Fall of the Muslim Brotherhood Introduction Part 1: Revolutions and the Rise to Power Chapter One: The Egyptian Ikhwan - From Opposition to Power Chapter Two: The Libyan Ikhwan - From Nowhere to Somewhere Chapter Three: An-Nahda in Tunisia - Partners in Government Part 2: Fall from Grace Chapter Four: The Toppling of the Egyptian Brotherhood Chapter Five: The Libyan Brothers - Lessons Not Learned Chapter Six: An-Nahda- Lessons Learned Chapter Seven: Regional Implications of the Rise and Fall of the Muslim Brotherhood Conclusion Notes Bibliography Acknowledgements Index
Acknowledgements 1, Introduction 3, Part one: Egypt; 1. The Rise of the Brotherhood 15; 2. Brotherhood in Power: A Hollow Vision 49; 3. The Fall 87; Part two: Libya; 4. The Libyan Brothers: Out of the Shadows 117; 5. Out in the Open 147; Part Three: Tunisia; 6. An-Nahda at the Helm 185; 7. Compromise, Crisis and Decline 215; Conclusion 241; Notes 257; Bibliography 285
The Rise and Fall of the Muslim Brotherhood Introduction Part 1: Revolutions and the Rise to Power Chapter One: The Egyptian Ikhwan - From Opposition to Power Chapter Two: The Libyan Ikhwan - From Nowhere to Somewhere Chapter Three: An-Nahda in Tunisia - Partners in Government Part 2: Fall from Grace Chapter Four: The Toppling of the Egyptian Brotherhood Chapter Five: The Libyan Brothers - Lessons Not Learned Chapter Six: An-Nahda- Lessons Learned Chapter Seven: Regional Implications of the Rise and Fall of the Muslim Brotherhood Conclusion Notes Bibliography Acknowledgements Index
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