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Andrea Khalil, editor, Gender, Women, and the Arab Spring. London and New York: Routledge, 2015.

[Editors’ Note: This book was originally published as a special issue of

Pierre-Arnaud Barthel and Sylvy Jaglin, editors, Quartiers informels d’un monde arabe en transition. Réflexions et perspectives pour l’action urbaine [Informal Settlements in an Arab World in Transition. Reflections and Perspectives for Urban Action]. Paris: Agence Fran..

Andrea Khalil, editor, Women, Gender, and the Arab Spring, special issue of The Journal of North African Studies 19.2 (2014). Forthcoming as a book with Routledge.

Jadaliyya (J): What ma..

Toby Matthiesen, Sectarian Gulf: Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and the Arab Spring That Wasn`t. Palo Alto: Stanford University Press, 2013.

Jadaliyya (J): What made you write this ..

Panel: The Rentier State Approach and the Arab Spring: Demise or Renaissance of an Old Concept?

During the International DAVO-Congress/German Oriental Studies Conference
23 - 27 September 2013
Münster, Germany

More than two years after the Arab Spring start..

The physical spaces of the Arab uprisings emerged as powerful political tools in the course of the revolts for both protesters and regimes. Protestors in streets and squares affirmed that power also ex..

I have been trying, and failing, to write about the Occupy movement—more specifically, about Occupy Wall Street, and even more specifically, about the connections between OWS and the popular uprisings that have come to be known by the convenient (although no longer remotely accurate) name of “th..

Algeria has been back in the “Arab Spring” headlines this month, though for more ambiguous reasons than the lifting of the state of emergency in February.  Since the fall of Qaddafi, Algeria’s role has been cast as a bastion of the military elite, on the one hand, and a quiet supporter of Q..

With states of emergency proving salient to the unfolding of the “Arab Spring” and continuing to permeate the political landscape—through opposition to long-standing emer..

This past May, the blogger behind the “Gay Girl in Damascus” site responded to an alar..

[This report was written by Phillip Weiss and originally published on Monoweiss.]

Last night we had