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'At once personal (based on decades of observing the Arab world) and dispassionate (with neither heroes nor hopes dominating their story), the Ottaways' book communicates the complexities of Arab politics with clarity, expertise, and wisdom.' -- Nathan Brown, Professor of Political Science, George Washington University

'At once personal (based on decades of observing the Arab world) and dispassionate (with neither heroes nor hopes dominating their story), the Ottaways' book communicates the complexities of Arab politics with clarity, expertise, and wisdom.' -- Nathan Brown, Professor of Political Science, George Washington University 'The Ottaways combine crisp analysis, accessible prose, and an intimate knowledge of the Middle East to produce an important and timely study of the differing paths taken by various parts of the region in the wake of the Arab Spring .' -- Adeed Dawisha, Distinguished Professor of Political Science, Miami University

‘Ottaway and Ottaway bring unrivaled cumulative experience to [their analysis].’ -- Foreign Affairs ‘An indispensable analysis of the aftermath of the Arab Spring.’ -- CHOICE 'At once personal (based on decades of observing the Arab world) and dispassionate (with neither heroes nor hopes dominating their story), the Ottaways' book communicates the complexities of Arab politics with clarity, expertise, and wisdom.' -- Nathan Brown, Professor of Political Science, George Washington University 'The Ottaways combine crisp analysis, accessible prose, and an intimate knowledge of the Middle East to produce an important and timely study of the differing paths taken by various parts of the region in the wake of the ""Arab Spring"".' -- Adeed Dawisha, Distinguished Professor of Political Science, Miami University 'In their analysis of ongoing changes across four different Arab regions, Marina and David Ottaway offer a clear-headed overview of why and how transformations occur in Arab lands, and why they will persist for some time to come.' -- Rami Khouri, Professor of Journalism, American University of Beirut, and Senior Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School

'At once personal (based on decades of observing the Arab world) and dispassionate (with neither heroes nor hopes dominating their story), the Ottaways' book communicates the complexities of Arab politics with clarity, expertise, and wisdom.' -- Nathan Brown, Professor of Political Science, George Washington University 'The Ottaways combine crisp analysis, accessible prose, and an intimate knowledge of the Middle East to produce an important and timely study of the differing paths taken by various parts of the region in the wake of the Arab Spring .' -- Adeed Dawisha, Distinguished Professor of Political Science, Miami University 'In their analysis of ongoing changes across four different Arab regions, Marina and David Ottaway offer a clear-headed overview of why and how transformations occur in Arab lands, and why they will persist for some time to come.' -- Rami Khouri, Professor of Journalism, American University of Beirut, and Senior Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School

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Marina Ottaway is a Middle East scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. She founded and directed the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace's Middle East Program. David Ottaway is a Middle East fellow at the Wilson Center. He was formerly The Washington Post's Middle East correspondent.

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