The Age of Counter-Revolution

Focusing on the aftermath of the Arab Spring, this book presents a provocative perspective, viewing the events not as failed revolutions but as successful counter-revolutions. It enriches the discourse on the history of revolutions by delving into crucial debates surrounding democratization, the resilience of authoritarian regimes, and the dynamics of civil resistance. Through this lens, it challenges conventional narratives and offers insightful analysis on the complexities of political change in the region.