Arab Revolutions and Beyond

1. Introduction
Sabah Alnasseri

2. The Geopolitical Economy of the Arab Revolutions
Radhika Desai

3. ‘Dignity’ as Glocal Civic Virtue: Redefining Democracy Through Cosmopolitics in the Era of Neoliberal Governmentality
Fotini Tsibiridou, Michalis Bartsidis

4. The Arab Revolutions of 2011 and Iran 2009: Identities and Differences
Kevin B. Anderson

5. Human Rights from Below and International Poverty Law: Comparative Aspects of the Arab Spring and the Egyptian Revolution of 2011, and Their Lessons for Latin America and Mexico
Camilo Pérez-Bustillo

6. Public Space Without Demands: Understanding Traveling Theory and Practice in Occupy and Transnational Protests
Martha Balaguera Cuervo

7. Class, State, and the Egyptian Revolution
Sabah Alnasseri

8. A War of Position in Palestine
Philip J. M. Leech

9. Resistant Rationalities? Some Reflections on Shi’i Movements in Lebanon
Sarah Marusek

10. Coda
Sabah Alnasseri

Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, International Relations, Conflict Studies, Middle Eastern Culture, Economic Policy, Middle Eastern Politics, Political Science