Middle East Studies Hub

To mark the anniversary of the Egyptian Revolution in 2011, browse our collection of research across history and politics books and journals including free chapters and articles! To buy the books featured below at a 20% discount, click here.

Read a free chapter from each of the books above:

Chapter
1 - Women and Egypt’s National Struggles
Nermin Allam, Princeton University, New Jersey
Book: Women and the Egyptian Revolution

Chapter
1 - Explaining Islamist Dominion
Tarek Masoud, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Massachusetts
Book: Counting Islam

Chapter
1 - Introduction
Neil Ketchley, King's College London
Book: Egypt in a Time of Revolution

Chapter
I - Millenarianism, renewal, justice, rights and reform, 1798–1914
John Chalcraft, London School of Economics and Political Science
Book: Popular Politics in the Making of the Modern Middle East

Chapter
1 - Where Did the Revolution Go? The Outcomes of Democratization Paths
Donatella della Porta, Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa
Book: Where Did the Revolution Go?

Chapter
1 - New Approaches to Contentious Politics
Nadine Sika, American University in Cairo
Book: Youth Activism and Contentious Politics in Egypt

Chapter
1 - Introduction
Lisa Blaydes, Stanford University, California
Book: Elections and Distributive Politics in Mubarak’s Egypt

Read our journal articles on this topic:

Article
The Resurgence of The Arab Cold War 1
Fred H. Lawson
Review of Middle East Studies, Volume 49, Issue 2

Article
Literature and Revolution
Samah Selim
International Journal of Middle East Studies, Volume 43, Issue 3

Egyptian Revolution 2011

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