Contested Legitimacies: Repression and Revolt in Post-Revolutionary Egypt

Author:   Jannis Julien Grimm
Publisher:   Amsterdam University Press
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Pages:   352
Publication Date:   10 February 2022
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Author:   Jannis Julien Grimm
Publisher:   Amsterdam University Press
Imprint:   Amsterdam University Press
ISBN:  

9789463722650


ISBN 10:   9463722653
Pages:   352
Publication Date:   10 February 2022
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
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Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Acknowledgments Preface 1 Introduction History in the Making Interactionist Approaches and the Arab Uprisings The Egyptian Revolution as the Result of a Hegemonic Crisis Political Subjectivation and the Emergence of New Contentious Alliances Situating this Project 2 Conceptual Choices and Theoretical Framework Players and Arenas Contentious Interaction at Critical Junctures Making Events Transformative A Discourse Theoretical Perspective on Contentious Politics 3 Brothers and Rebels The Polarization of Egyptian Society Rebellion against Mursi The June 30 Uprising A Crisis of Legitimacy 4 Coup and Anti-Coup From Government to Opposition The Constitution of the Anti-Coup Alliance as a Political Player Constructing the Antagonist Other The Republican Guard Massacre A Popular Mandate for Repression Setting Course for Violence 5 Myths and Martyrs The Making of a Massacre The Rabaa Salute The Rabaa Martyrs Backlash to the Rabaa Massacre Tactical Adaptation Discursive Path Dependencies 6 New Sheriff in Town Anti-Coup Resistance from Abroad Victors’ Justice The Rehabilitation of the Armed Forces Shrinking Spaces A Winning Formula for Popular Support 7 A Tale of Two Islands Reshaping the Protest Arena The Limits of Securitization The Popular Campaign to Protect the Land Sinai Liberation Day Turning the Nationalist Discourse Inside Out Harnessing the Memory of January 25 for Coalition Building 8 Conclusion and Implications Autocratic Restoration through the Lenses of Contentious Politics From a Relational to an Interactionist Perspective on Protest and Repression Conceptualizing the Discursive Arena of Contentious Politics Prospects for Resistance in Egypt Appendix: A Mixed-Method Approach to the Study of Contentious Interaction Combining Protest Event and Discourse Analyses in a Nested Research Design Event Data and their Limitations Political Discourse Analysis Source Selection Data Collection and Ethical Dilemmas Bibliography Index

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Contested Legitimacies fully exploits the potentials of mixed-methods designs. Combining event analyses with the richness of qualitative process-tracing and discourse analysis it pushes the boundaries of strategic-interactionist approaches in social movement studies. . Swen Hutter, Center for Civil Society Research, WZB Berlin A rich, profound, and insightful account of Egypt's post-revolutionary dynamics. Theoretically provoking and empirically well-documented and detailed, this book is indispensable for anyone who seeks lucid and solid understanding of state repression and anti-regime protests in the aftermath of the coup. . Khalil al-Anani, Doha Institute for Graduate Studies Drawbacks notwithstanding, the Arab Spring had a transformative effect on contentious politics as well as on social movement studies. Theoretically original and empirically rich, this book points to the importance of political subjectivities in the move from structural constraints into collective action in post-revolutionary Egypt. . Donatella della Porta, Scuola Normale Superiore


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"Dr. Jannis Julien Grimm heads the research group ""Radical Spaces"" at the Center for Interdisciplinary Peace Conflict Research at Freie Universität Berlin. For his research on protest-repression dynamics in Egypt, which is at the heart of this book, he received the German Middle East Studies Association’s dissertation award in 2020 and the German Political Science Association’s research award in 2021."

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