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Egypt beyond Tahrir Square

Varied Disciplines, Perspectives, and Narratives Notes Egypt’s Revolutionary Spirit across Time Egyptian History Repeats Itself Western Revolutions: Were There Any Changes?The January 25 Revolution in Egypt Where Are We Now?Notes Egyptian Revolutionaries’ Unrealistic Expectations Three Revolutionary Forces The Challenge of Pluralism Morsi’s Constitutional Declaration Democratic Faith After the Coup Notes Egypt’s Revolutionary Moment Turned Uprising Moving beyond Semantics The Impetus behind the Uprising Economic Inequality and the Fall of the Middle Class A Burgeoning Civil Society The Labor Movement Shakes Egypt The 2010 Parliamentary Elections: Losing the Elite Coalition Different Leader, Same Regime Same Regime, New Leader A Hunger Revolution May Be Imminent Notes The New Intellectual in Egypt’s Revolutions After the People Cried for Change A New Intellectual Is Born Notes The Muslim Brotherhood The Brotherhood under Mubarak The Muslim Brotherhood during the Revolution The Muslim Brotherhood under the scaf Morsi and the “Brotherhoodization” of the State Notes Copts’ Role in Modern Egypt Copts: A Consolidated “Minority” Perception Common Assumptions and Some Clarifications Regime-Church-Copts: A State-Society Approach Religion in State and Society Copts under Mubarak The Coptic Church and the January 25 Revolution The Rise of Islamic Tendencies and Sectarian Attacks The Changing Spiritual Leadership of the Coptic Church and the Ouster of an Elected President New Regime, Old Problems Notes Egyptian Media Capturing the Revolution The Press under Hosni Mubarak The Press under the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces The Press under Morsi Restructuring Egypt’s Press: Building a Culture of Professionalism An Independent Egyptian News Media Regulatory Body Managing Government Influence over the Press Notes The Egyptian Military and the Presidency Militaries in Politics: Intervention and Disengagement The Military in the First Republic: Appeasement and Changing Interests The Short-Lived Second Republic: Morsi’s Troubled Relationship with the State Back to the Military: Egypt’s Third Republic Militaries, Presidents, and the Future of Democratic Transition Notes Policing Egypt during Revolutionary Times Inside Egypt’s Securitocracy Inside the Egyptian Police Force The Deteriorating Police-Public Relations The January 2011 Protests Media Impact on Police-Community Relationship Deterioration of Police-Government Relations after January 25 Practical Steps for Police Reform in Egypt Notes Centralization and Marginalization Narrative Revolutions and Violence in Sinai Environmental Activism in Aswan Sinai Struggles after July 3, 2013 The Rise of Nubian Activism Whither the Arab Spring?Notes

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