Revolutionary Life: The Everyday Of Arab Spring Asef Bayat Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Economics Business & Finance Marketing Auxiliary

From A Leading Scholar Of The Middle East And North Africa Comes New Way Thinking About Arab Spring Meaning Revolution Standpoint Revolutionary Politics Can Seem Like Wasted Effort In Tunisia Where Wave Protest Began As Well Egypt Gulf Regime Change Never Fully Took Hold Yet If Failed To Disrupt Structures Governments Movement Was Transformative Farms Families Factories Souks Schools Seamlessly Blending Field Research On-The-Ground Interviews Social Theory Asef Bayat Shows How Practice Everyday Life Fundamentally Altered By Activity Women Young Adults Very Poor Members Underground Queer Community Credit With Steps Toward Equality Freedom There Is Also Potential For Further Progress Women’s Rights Particular Now Occupy Firm Place Public Discourse Preventing Retrenchment Ensuring That Marginalized Voices Remain Louder Than Prerevolutionary Days Addition Empowered Workers: Alone More 700 000 Farmers Unionized During Years Labor Activism Brought Material Improvements Wide Range Ordinary People Fostered Cultural Political Norms Forces Reaction Cannot Simply Wish Away Bayat’s Telling Emerges Paradigmatic Case “Refolution”—Revolution Engenders Reform Rather Radical Both Detailed Study Moving Appeal Identifies Gains Were Won Through Resistance Σελίδες: 336 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1116 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm