Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. PREFACE ix
4. CONTRIBUTORS xiii
5. INTRODUCTION 1
6. PART 1. AUTHORITARIANISMS AND OPPOSITIONS
7. 1. PROTESTING IN AUTHORITARIAN SITUATIONS 33
8. 2. EGYPTIAN LEFTIST INTELLECTUALS’ ACTIVISM FROM THE MARGINS 49
9. 3. LEAVING ISLAMIC ACTIVISM BEHIND 68
10. 4. HIZBULLAH’S WOMEN 86
11. PART 2. MOBILIZING FOR RIGHTS
12. 5. THREE DECADES OF HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISM IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA 105
13. 6. UNEMPLOYED MOROCCAN UNIVERSITY GRADUATES AND STRATEGIES FOR “APOLITICAL” MOBILIZATION 129
14. 7. PRESENCE IN SILENCE 149
15. 8. MOBILIZATIONS FOR WESTERN THRACE AND CYPRUS IN CONTEMPORARY TURKEY 167
16. PART 3. HOW ARABS BECAME REVOLUTIONARY
17. 9. BECOMING REVOLUTIONARY IN TUNISIA, 2007–2011 185
18. 10. A WORKERS’ SOCIAL MOVEMENT ON THE MARGIN OF THE GLOBAL NEOLIBERAL ORDER, EGYPT 2004–2012 205
19. 11. DYNAMICS OF THE YEMENI REVOLUTION 228
20. 12. “OH BUTHAINA, OH SHA‘BAN—THE HAWRANI IS NOT HUNGRY, WE WANT FREEDOM!” 246
21. NOTES 265
22. BIBLIOGRAPHY 289
23. BIBLIOGRAPHY 323