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Ten Years Since the “Arab Spring”: Despair Has Not Become More Comfortable
Michael Milshtein writes for "Fikra Forum" of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy about two wide-ranging Arab public opinion polls which were released recently, marking the tenth anniversary of the Arab Spring.
Bustan - Vol.10, No.1 (Summer 2019)
Bustan, Vol.10, No.1 (Summer 2019).
Takin’ it to the Streets in Algeria and Morocco
Bruce Maddy-Weitzman has published an article in "The American Interest", where he discusses new challenges to the Algerian and Moroccan regimes.
Sixth Anniversary of the January 25 Revolution
Michael Barak analyzes the responses of Egyptian users, mostly supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood, to the state of affairs in Egypt six years after the January 25 Revolution.
The Moroccan Grind
In his latest "Mideast Monitor" column for the Jerusalem Report, Senior Researcher Prof. Bruce Maddy-Weitzman examines the potential for significant public protests erupting in Morocco.
From Hope to Disappointment and Tahrir Square Remains Empty (Hebrew)
Dr. Mira Tzoreff analyzes the state of the "Youth Revolution" in Egypt, three years into the reign of President 'Abd al-Fattah al-Sisi. In Hebrew.
Middle East Crossroads: The 'Arab Spring' of al-Azhar
In this issue of Middle East Crossroads, Dr. Michael Barak analyzes the role that al-Azhar has played in shaping the religious-political discourse in Egypt, post-Arab Spring. In Hebrew.
A Crisis of Trust between Young Egyptians and the al-Sisi Regime
Michael Barak analyzes the interference of the current Egyptian government in the recent elections for the Egyptian Students' Union.
