Egypt in Crisis

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The book explores the rapid decline of Islamists in Egypt, focusing on the factors contributing to Morsi's downfall. It highlights how Morsi's coup-proofing strategy, reminiscent of Mubarak's approach, alienated the military. The author emphasizes the impact of the Muslim Brotherhood's ideology on their failure and analyzes the tense civil-military relations in Egypt. The work offers insights into the prospects for democratization, making it relevant for diplomats, journalists, and scholars interested in Egyptian politics and the broader Arab Spring context.