Book Reviews

Azmi Bishara’s Egypt: Revolution, Failed Transition and Counter-Revolution is a

The collapse of the Syrian regime in December 2024 reignited the hopes of the Arab Spring, renewing aspirations for freedom and democratization across Western Asia and North Africa.

One of the most interesting outcomes of the 2011 Arab uprisings has been the rise of Salafism on the social and, surprisingly, on the political institutional scene with several Salafi parties and c

As an urgent path to long-lasting peace is needed, Palestine: Matters of Truth and Justice offers some answers.

Marwa Fikry Abdel Samei

The Middle East Journal, Volume 77, Number 1, Summer 2023, pp. 101-103 (Article)

Published by Middle East Institute

Anne Alexander
Africa: The Journal of the International African Institute, Volume 93, Number 2, May 2023, pp. 327-329 (Article)

Azmi Bishara’s series of books on the Arab uprisings have attracted considerable attention from diverse audiences who are interested in understanding authoritarianism and resistance in the Middle E

Professor Azmi Bishara writing here on the subject of Palestine comes not just as an academic, theoretician and leading intellectual, but also as a practitioner who has delved into the core of poli

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Azmi Bishara's study on the development of secularism highlights the interwoven relationship between the religious establishment and the capitalist system that has developed.