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xvi, 303 p. ; 24 cm. |
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pt. one Middle East Live The Guardian live blog 2011 -- pt. two Essays, analysis and commentary -- Tunisia: We finally have revolution on our minds / Sami Ben Hassine -- Tunisia/Libya: Our neighbours have shown us a way out / Hisham Matar -- Tunisia: Challenges for the trailblazers / Jonathan Steele -- Egypt: ̀This brutality is why we are protesting' / Jack Shenker -- Egypt: United by an injustice and anger that won't be tamed / Alaa Al Aswany -- Egypt: The tyrant has gone. Now the real struggle begins / Pankaj Mishra -- Egypt: Unknown woman shows the struggle is not over / Ahdaf Soueif -- Libya: Please don't intervene in our people's uprising / Muhammad Min Libya -- Libya: A chance to repair the reputation of intervention / Alaa al-Ameri -- Libya: How Gaddafi became a plonker / Marina Hyde -- Libya: Nato's intervention was a catastrophic failure / Seumas Milne -- Libya: Reunion with my jailer / Ghaith Abdul-Ahad -- Syria: The boldness of Bashar al-Assad / Brian Whitaker -- Syria: Sanctions - damned if we do, damned if we don't / George Monbiot -- Syria: Why Russia is sticking by Damascus / David Hearst -- Syria: Why we must stay out of Syrians' struggle / Mehdi Hasan -- Bahrain: Political art blossoms at Pearl roundabout / Omar al-Shehabi -- Bahrain: A nation of deepening divisions / Ian Black -- Yemen: A better country awaits us all / Tawakkul Karman -- Yemen: Saleh resigns at last - but it changes little / Brian Whitaker -- Algeria: Hopes of change remain alive / Karima Bennoune -- Saudi Arabia: A summer to follow the Arab Spring seems far off / Jason Burke -- Revolution 2.0: The Facebook generation kickstarts a seismic change / Mona Eltahawy -- Revolution 2.0: The uprising isn't born of Twitter or WikiLeaks, but they help / Timothy Garton Ash -- Revolution 2.0: The bloggers' manifesto / Yazan Badran -- The new revolutionaries: Experts in messing up hierarchies / Paul Mason -- Trade unions: The truly revolutionary social networks / Benjamin Weinthal -- Al-Jazeera: A revolution in world news / Josh Halliday -- Revolutionary moment: Arab 1948 is a fight against foreign domination / Tariq Ali -- Arab women: Female protesters are shattering stereotypes / Soumaya Ghannoushi -- UK foreign policy: We bombed Gaddafi, but now we court Bahrain / Ian Birrell -- Islamist parties: We should welcome the rise of political Islam / Wadah Khanfar. |
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Revolutions -- Arab countries.
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Arab countries -- Politics and government -- 21st century.
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Arab countries -- Social conditions -- 21st century.
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Arab countries -- Foreign relations.
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| Added Author |
Manhire, Toby.
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| ISBN |
0852652542 (pbk.) |
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9780852652541 (pbk.) |
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