Tag: False Dawn: Protest
Morsi's 'mixed legacy' puts Muslim Brotherhood back in focus
Mohamed Morsi did a poor job as Egypt's president before being ousted in a bloody military coup by the country's current dictator, Abdel Fatah al-Sissi. But the gross mistreatment Mr…. Read more »
Analysis, Arab Spring, Authoritarianism, Civil Society, Democracy Assistance and Promotion, Democratic Transitions, Dictatorships, Egypt, Middle East/North Africa and Violence in the New Middle East, Democracy, Egypt, False Dawn: Protest, Fawaz Gerges, Michele Dunne, Mohamed Morsi, National Endowment for Democracy, Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy
False Dawn? How (not) to advance Middle East democracy
DemDigest July 11, 2017 November 2, 2018
Supporting indigenous democrats would be a more successful approach to promoting democracy in the Middle East than external intervention, especially militarized regime change, says a leading Arab democrat. "Foreign intervention… Read more »
Analysis, Arab Spring, Authoritarianism, Civil Society, countering violent extremism, Democracy and security, Democracy Assistance and Promotion, Democratic institutions, Democratic Transitions, Democratization, Dictatorships, illiberal movements, Iran, Iraq, Islamists, Middle East/North Africa, National Endowment for Democracy, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia A Case for Human Rights and Democracy in US Middle East Policy, and Violence in the New Middle East, Arab Center, Arab Democracy Index, Charles Dunne, Democracy, False Dawn, False Dawn: Protest, Harvard Political Review., Middle East, Moncef Marzouki, National Endowment for Democracy, Realism and Democracy: American Foreign Policy after the Arab Spring, Steven A Cook