From revolution to refolution (Exploring the causes of the Egyptian uprisings failure in 2011)

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HAJI NASERI SAEED; Tavakolian MOHSEN

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Journal: JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY OF ISLAMIC WORLD Year:2019 | Volume:6 | Issue:2 (13) Page(s): 171-196

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From revolution to refolution (Exploring the causes of the Egyptian uprisings failure in 2011)

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HAJI NASERI SAEED | Tavakolian MOHSEN | Issue Writer Certificate

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revolutionQ2

refolutionQ1

arab springQ2

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Egyptian uprisingQ1

Abstract

The events that happened in the Arab world in 2011 were contradictory and paradoxical. Those would not be called revolution and not reform. Therefore, new concepts are needed to explain these events. This research tries to explain the uprising of the Egyptian people and the cause of their failure by using the term "refolution"(revolution-reformation) and "explaining it". Therefore, in this article, first, we try to clarify the concept of “ refolution” and its differences with the classical revolution. Then, with its application, to explain the uprising of the Egyptians, we explain the cause of its failure. The research hypothesis is based on the fact that what happened in Egypt was not a full-blown revolution, but a combination of revolution and reform. Thus, although the popular movement left Hosni Mubarak out of power, parts of the former regime's bureaucracy, including the army, remained in power, which caused the revolution to deviate from its popular path and defeat it.

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HAJI NASERI, SAEED, & Tavakolian, MOHSEN. (2019). From revolution to refolution (Exploring the causes of the Egyptian uprisings failure in 2011). JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY OF ISLAMIC WORLD, 6(2 (13) ), 171-196. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/260549/en

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HAJI NASERI SAEED, Tavakolian MOHSEN. From revolution to refolution (Exploring the causes of the Egyptian uprisings failure in 2011). JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY OF ISLAMIC WORLD[Internet]. 2019;6(2 (13) ):171-196. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/260549/en

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SAEED HAJI NASERI, and MOHSEN Tavakolian, “From revolution to refolution (Exploring the causes of the Egyptian uprisings failure in 2011),” JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY OF ISLAMIC WORLD, vol. 6, no. 2 (13) , pp. 171–196, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/260549/en

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