Egypt
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Egypt
Revolution, Failed Transition and Counter-Revolution
Bishara, Azmi
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
08/2022
744
Dura
Inglês
9780755645909
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction to the English Edition
Part One: From July Republic to January Revolution
Chapter I: Historical Background in Brief
Chapter II: Economic Liberalization and Political Authoritarianism
Chapter III: Deconstructing the Myth of Acquiescence: A Short History of Protest in Modern Egypt
Chapter IV: From Protest to Revolution
Chapter V: Revolution in the Provinces
Chapter VI: Revolutionary Youth in Numbers
Chapter VII: Who Took Part in the Revolution, and can Revolutions be Predicted?
Concluding Remarks: Part I
Part Two: From Revolution to Coup d'Etat
Chapter I: In Lieu of an Introduction
Chapter II: The Army's Return to Politics: Neither a Conspiracy nor Just a Contingency
Chapter III: The Lost Opportunities and the Deepening Rift
Chapter IV: Sectarian Strife, Social Protest and Fears of Instability
Chapter V: The Selmi Document, the Events of Mohammed Mahmoud 1 and Parliamentary Elections
Chapter VI: The Constituent Assembly, Presidential Elections in a Chaotic Climate and the Elected President
Chapter VII: The Deterioration: Unlike a Greek Tragedy, it was not Fate but Politics
Chapter VIII: The Coup
Chapter IX: Egyptian Public Opinion during the Transition and after the Coup
Chapter X: International Reactions from the Fall of Mubarak to the Coup
Final Observations
Part One: From July Republic to January Revolution
Chapter I: Historical Background in Brief
Chapter II: Economic Liberalization and Political Authoritarianism
Chapter III: Deconstructing the Myth of Acquiescence: A Short History of Protest in Modern Egypt
Chapter IV: From Protest to Revolution
Chapter V: Revolution in the Provinces
Chapter VI: Revolutionary Youth in Numbers
Chapter VII: Who Took Part in the Revolution, and can Revolutions be Predicted?
Concluding Remarks: Part I
Part Two: From Revolution to Coup d'Etat
Chapter I: In Lieu of an Introduction
Chapter II: The Army's Return to Politics: Neither a Conspiracy nor Just a Contingency
Chapter III: The Lost Opportunities and the Deepening Rift
Chapter IV: Sectarian Strife, Social Protest and Fears of Instability
Chapter V: The Selmi Document, the Events of Mohammed Mahmoud 1 and Parliamentary Elections
Chapter VI: The Constituent Assembly, Presidential Elections in a Chaotic Climate and the Elected President
Chapter VII: The Deterioration: Unlike a Greek Tragedy, it was not Fate but Politics
Chapter VIII: The Coup
Chapter IX: Egyptian Public Opinion during the Transition and after the Coup
Chapter X: International Reactions from the Fall of Mubarak to the Coup
Final Observations
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Egyptian; revolt; protest; uprising; Arab Spring; Middle East
Introduction to the English Edition
Part One: From July Republic to January Revolution
Chapter I: Historical Background in Brief
Chapter II: Economic Liberalization and Political Authoritarianism
Chapter III: Deconstructing the Myth of Acquiescence: A Short History of Protest in Modern Egypt
Chapter IV: From Protest to Revolution
Chapter V: Revolution in the Provinces
Chapter VI: Revolutionary Youth in Numbers
Chapter VII: Who Took Part in the Revolution, and can Revolutions be Predicted?
Concluding Remarks: Part I
Part Two: From Revolution to Coup d'Etat
Chapter I: In Lieu of an Introduction
Chapter II: The Army's Return to Politics: Neither a Conspiracy nor Just a Contingency
Chapter III: The Lost Opportunities and the Deepening Rift
Chapter IV: Sectarian Strife, Social Protest and Fears of Instability
Chapter V: The Selmi Document, the Events of Mohammed Mahmoud 1 and Parliamentary Elections
Chapter VI: The Constituent Assembly, Presidential Elections in a Chaotic Climate and the Elected President
Chapter VII: The Deterioration: Unlike a Greek Tragedy, it was not Fate but Politics
Chapter VIII: The Coup
Chapter IX: Egyptian Public Opinion during the Transition and after the Coup
Chapter X: International Reactions from the Fall of Mubarak to the Coup
Final Observations
Part One: From July Republic to January Revolution
Chapter I: Historical Background in Brief
Chapter II: Economic Liberalization and Political Authoritarianism
Chapter III: Deconstructing the Myth of Acquiescence: A Short History of Protest in Modern Egypt
Chapter IV: From Protest to Revolution
Chapter V: Revolution in the Provinces
Chapter VI: Revolutionary Youth in Numbers
Chapter VII: Who Took Part in the Revolution, and can Revolutions be Predicted?
Concluding Remarks: Part I
Part Two: From Revolution to Coup d'Etat
Chapter I: In Lieu of an Introduction
Chapter II: The Army's Return to Politics: Neither a Conspiracy nor Just a Contingency
Chapter III: The Lost Opportunities and the Deepening Rift
Chapter IV: Sectarian Strife, Social Protest and Fears of Instability
Chapter V: The Selmi Document, the Events of Mohammed Mahmoud 1 and Parliamentary Elections
Chapter VI: The Constituent Assembly, Presidential Elections in a Chaotic Climate and the Elected President
Chapter VII: The Deterioration: Unlike a Greek Tragedy, it was not Fate but Politics
Chapter VIII: The Coup
Chapter IX: Egyptian Public Opinion during the Transition and after the Coup
Chapter X: International Reactions from the Fall of Mubarak to the Coup
Final Observations
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