Revolution Squared
Autor Atef Shahat Saiden Limba Engleză Paperback – 12 dec 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781478025504
ISBN-10: 1478025506
Pagini: 358
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.58 kg
Editura: Duke University Press
ISBN-10: 1478025506
Pagini: 358
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.58 kg
Editura: Duke University Press
Cuprins
Note on Transliteration xii
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction. Revolution as Lived Contingency 1
1. Prelude to Revolutionary Possibilities: Tahrir and Political Protest in Egypt 31
2. Peak of Revolutionary Possibilities: Squared I: How the Revolution Was “Bound” within Tahrir 57
3. Sovereignty in the Street: Popular Committees, Revolutionary Ambivalence, and Unrealized Power 87
4. The Two Souls of the Egyptian Revolution: Democratic Demands, Radical Strikes 112
5. Waning Revolutionary Possibilities: Squared II: Counterrevolutionary Coercion and Elections without Democratization 147
6. Square Zero: The State, Counterrevolutionary Paranoia, and the Withdrawal of Activists 178
Conclusion: Revolution as Experience 210
Appendix 1. Brief Timeline of the Egyptian Revolution, 2011–2018 227
Appendix 2. A Note on Positionality 231
Appendix 3. Notes on Methods, or How I Conducted Historical Ethnography of a Revolution 235
Appendix 4. Major Political Coalitions in Egypt, 2000–2010 251
Notes 263
References 289
Index
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction. Revolution as Lived Contingency 1
1. Prelude to Revolutionary Possibilities: Tahrir and Political Protest in Egypt 31
2. Peak of Revolutionary Possibilities: Squared I: How the Revolution Was “Bound” within Tahrir 57
3. Sovereignty in the Street: Popular Committees, Revolutionary Ambivalence, and Unrealized Power 87
4. The Two Souls of the Egyptian Revolution: Democratic Demands, Radical Strikes 112
5. Waning Revolutionary Possibilities: Squared II: Counterrevolutionary Coercion and Elections without Democratization 147
6. Square Zero: The State, Counterrevolutionary Paranoia, and the Withdrawal of Activists 178
Conclusion: Revolution as Experience 210
Appendix 1. Brief Timeline of the Egyptian Revolution, 2011–2018 227
Appendix 2. A Note on Positionality 231
Appendix 3. Notes on Methods, or How I Conducted Historical Ethnography of a Revolution 235
Appendix 4. Major Political Coalitions in Egypt, 2000–2010 251
Notes 263
References 289
Index