Цифровые и тематические книжные коллекции издания
Содержание
- Cover -- Arab Spring-Arab Fall -- Arab Spring-Arab Fall: Divergent Transitions in post-2011 Tunisia and Egypt -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Figures -- Tables -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Notes -- Chapter 1 -- On Democracy and Democratic Transitions -- Transition and Consolidation -- Democratization and Liberalization -- Democracy and Political Legitimacy -- Democracy and Uncertainty -- Theoretical Framework -- Notes -- Chapter 2 -- Democratization in the Arab Middle East Context -- Notes -- Chapter 3
- The Tunisian Revolution -- Historical Background -- A Milestone in Tunisian Politics: Adoption of the 2014 Constitution -- Alternation of Power: The 2014 Legislative and Presidential Elections -- Toward a Consolidated Democracy: Prospects and Challenges -- Notes -- Chapter 4 -- Egypt's Failed Revolution -- Historical Background -- Egypt's Political Transition -- Egypt under Sisi: Reassertion of Authoritarianism -- Egypt's Failed Revolution: Reversion to the Ancien Regime -- Notes -- Chapter 5 -- Democratic Divergence between Egypt and Tunisia in the Post-Arab Spring Context
- What Do Tunisia and Egypt Have in Common? -- How Have Tunisia and Egypt Diverged Post-Arab Spring? -- The Inadequacy of the Structural Approach -- Transition Theory and the Centrality of "Agent" -- Explaining Democratic Divergence between Tunisia and Egypt -- Elite Consensus -- Leadership Styles of the Transitional Actors -- Power Equilibrium among Political Forces -- Institutional Endowment -- Civil Society -- External Influence -- Notes -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Author
