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The Silent Revolution: The Arab Spring and the Gulf States
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- Publisher:
- 2015
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Bibliographic data
- Edition
- 1/2015
- Copyright Year
- 2015
- ISBN-Print
- 978-3-940924-34-6
- ISBN-Online
- 978-3-940924-35-3
- Publisher
- Gerlach Press, Berlin
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 253
- Product Type
- Edited Book
Table of contents
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- Introduction: The Arab Spring: How Immune Are the GCC Countries? No access Pages 1 - 8Authors: |
- 1 Democratic Challenge in the Gulf: Between Aspiration and Desperation No access Pages 9 - 34Authors:
- 2 The Impact of the Arab Spring on the Arab Gulf States No access Pages 35 - 58Authors:
- 3 Notions of Sovereignty in the Arab World: An Examination of State and Citizenship in the Aftermath of the Arab Spring No access Pages 59 - 82Authors:
- 4 Women and the Arab Spring in Saudi Arabia: A Nascent Social Movement? No access Pages 83 - 104Authors:
- 5 The Local and the Transnational in the Arab Uprisings: The Protests in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province No access Pages 105 - 144Authors:
- 6 That Late Unpleasantness: The Arab Spring in Oman No access Pages 145 - 172Authors:
- 7 A Spring of Concentric Circles: Overlapping Identities in Kuwait and Bahrain and Their Effect on the Arab Spring No access Pages 173 - 202Authors:
- 8 Bahrain’s Uprising in Cyberspace No access Pages 203 - 222Authors:
- 9 The Arab Spring through Gulf Satellite Television Stations: Reporting or Controlling? No access Pages 223 - 236Authors:
- 10 And Then Came the Uprising! No access Pages 237 - 242Authors: |
- About the Contributors No access Pages 243 - 246






