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Arab Islamist Parties and Power

Playing with Fire. The Muslim Brotherhood and the Egyptian Leviathan

Daniela PioppiView further author information
Pages 51-68 | Published online: 18 Dec 2013

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Brecht De Smet. (2021) ‘Authoritarian resilience’ as passive revolution: a Gramscian interpretation of counter-revolution in Egypt. The Journal of North African Studies 26:6, pages 1077-1098.
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Ebtisam Hussein. (2019) Non-Islamist parties in post-2011 Egypt: winners in an MB-free political sphere. Review of Economics and Political Science 6:2, pages 161-178.
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Ayfer ERDOGAN. (2020) Egypt’s Arab Fall: Understanding the Organization and Policies of the Muslim BrotherhoodMısır’ın Arab Sonbaharı: Müslüman Kardeşlerin Örgütlenmesi ve Politikalarını Anlamak. İnsan ve Toplum Bilimleri Araştırmaları Dergisi 9:3, pages 2154-2178.
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Asem Khalil. (2017) Semi-Presidentiall Government in Egypt after the Arab Spring: Insights from the Weimar Republic. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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