The Arab uprisings: Break on through to the other side

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The Arab uprisings: Break on through to the other side | Middle East Bulletin 39

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Contents (title)	Author	Page (start)	Page (end)
Introduction	Stavros Drakoularakos	3	4
The Arab Spring’s transformative impact through the lens of the UAE and Qatari distinct trajectories	Ilias Mitrousis	5	9
“The Saudi Spring”: A new political order and an aspiring regional hegemon	Alexandra Nikopoulou	10	13
Iran and the Arab Spring	Eleni Ntarvis-Tampar	14	17
A ‘Kurdish Spring’ amid 2011 Arab uprisings?	Katia Zagoritou	18	22
Turkey and the Muslim Brotherhood: Bonding through ideology	Christina Chatzitheodorou	23	27
Lebanon: a delayed uprising?	Zakia Aqra	28	31
Sugarcoating authoritarianism with reforms: Who benefited from the 2011 demonstrations in Morocco?	Dimitris Papanikolaou	32	35
On the impact of the Arab Spring on the Palestinian movement	Charitini Petrodaskalaki	36	39
The Arab Spring and the Case of Jordan	Özgür Kurşun	40	43
Europe goes with the flow in the Mediterranean	Ilias Tasopoulos	44	47
The Arab Spring on the Walls	Amalia Chappa	48	51
Theater and the Arab Spring: A revolutionary stage	Eleni-Panagiota Stoupa	52	55
The Arab Spring: A re-appraisal	Sotiris Roussos	56	58

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The Arab uprisings: Break on through to the other side | Middle East Bulletin 39