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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Egypt's Balancing Act' deeply examines the history and evolution of a nation's politics during and after the Arab Spring. It also covers the unprecedented changes that Egypt underwent in its global relations. It is no wonder that Egypt stands tall among the other populous nations in the Midd…le East. Blessed with a rich history, it has always been at the centre of the political and geo-strategic landscape in this part of the world. This particular book highlights Egypt's geo-political identity transformation by analysing its domestic issues alongside its relationships with allies and adversaries. The Arab Spring was, in fact, a paradigm shift for Egypt as it removed the politically stagnant Hosni Mubarak in 2011. His removal sparked chaotic oscillations in the country's politics. The central narrative revolves around the revolution and its slow build-up. Shifting away from previously embraced strategies focused solely on social justice, a democratic shift, aesthetic programmes, and governmental reforms were vital in rephrasing the geo-political discourse within Egypt. It also illustrates the subsequent rise and fall of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Morsi presidency, the ensuing national protests, and the social fragmentation that later enabled the surge of Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Egypt, under el-Sisi, entered a period marked by a contentious political stabilisation and economic restructuring.
