The Arab winter : a tragedy

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The Arab winter : a tragedy

Noah Feldman

Princeton University Press, c2020

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Summary: "Suddenly and unpredictably, non-violent mass demonstrations and protests erupted throughout the Arabic-speaking world in the spring of 2011, as large numbers of ordinary Arabs sought to take their political fate into their own hands and shape a better future for themselves. The optimism of their aspirations and the bravery of their efforts met with sympathy and excitement around the globe. For the first time, people in countries across North Africa and the Middle East were acting on their own, wresting control away from repressive governments and the great international powers that had long supported them. Yet as we all know, the electrifying events that began in Tunisia and that swept through Egypt, Syria, Iraq and elsewhere ultimately led to something much darker - except perhaps in the place where they began. Many long-time observers of the Middle East have arrived at a consensus about what happened to the Arab spring: it was doomed to fail. The Arab world, we are told, was unready ..."

Includes index

収録内容

  • The People Want
  • Tahrir and the Problem of Agency
  • Syria and the Question of Fault
  • The Islamic State as Utopia
  • Tunisia and Political Responsibility

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