Violence and Representation in the Arab Uprisings

ISBN-13: 9781108490184 / Angielski / Twarda / 2023 / 304 str.

Benoit Challand

Opis

Considers the history of citizenship in Yemen and Tunisia to explain why democratic participation was undermined after the 2011 revolutionary wave.

Recenzje

'Challand's approach is well constructed. The ow of information he supplies, in line with the historic and theoretical positions discussed, gives the reader a robust account of the complexity of Arab politics. His linking of the historic backgrounds, colonial rule, and Arab independence paves the way for his analysis of the Arab uprisings of the 2010s and lays the foundation for this seminal work on vis populi, the power or force of the people.' Mediterranean Politics

Spis treści

List of figures; Acknowledgements; Prolegomenon: a two-layered book; Introduction; Part I. The Making of Latent Citizenship: 1. Revisiting the foundations of citizenship: the Colonial era; 2. Post-independence aspirations, security custodianship and latent citizenship; Part II. Informal Revolutionary Practices (2011–2014): 3. The three facets of vis populi: re-articulating active citizenship; 4. Revolutionary crossroads: security reform and the limits of informalism; Part III. Embattled Revolutionary Legacies (2014–2021): 5.Two tales of decentralization; 6. Strong men syndrome and the re-subjectivation of citizenship; Conclusions; Bibliography; Index.