Beyond the Arab Spring the evolving ruling bargain in the Middle East - Kamrava, Mehran 1964- (London Hurst & Company, 2014)
Part 1: Contextualizing the Arab Spring: The rise and fall of ruling bargains in the Middle East - Global affinities: the new cultures of resistance behind the Arab Spring - The Arab state and social contestation - Islamist movements and the Arab Spring - Political party development before and after the Arab Spring - Revolution and constitution in the Arab world, 2011-12 -- Part 2: Case studies: Renegotiating Iran's post-revolutionary social contract: The Green Movement and the struggle for democracy in the Islamic Republic -- Challenging the trade union, reclaiming the nation: the politics of labor protest in Egypt, 2006-11 - A microcosm of the Arab Spring: sociology of Tahrir Square - Protests, regime stability, and state formation in Jordan - The Persian Gulf monarchies and the Arab Spring - Bahrain's fractured ruling bargain: political mobilization, regime responses, and the new sectarianism - Yemen and the Arab Spring - The fragmented state of the Syrian opposition - Beyond the Civil War in Libya: toward a new ruling bargain.
"Published in collaboration with Georgetown University's Center for International and Regional Studies, School of Foreign Service in Qatar"--Title page verso.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Arab Spring, 2010-; Arab countries -- Politics and government -- 21st century; Middle East -- Politics and government -- 21st century