Titlebook: Egypt in Crisis; The Fall of Islamism Alaa Al-Din Arafat Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Egyptian Politics.I

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El-Sisi on Horseback: El-Sisi and Beyond concludes that El-Sisi’s conception of democracy and his negative position on civilian rule and partisanship, as well as the challenges facing his regime, are the major impediments for Egypt’s future democratization.

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,The Myth of Sisyphus Egypt’s Delayed and Aborted Democratization,d made reforms that coincide with all three waves of democratization suggested by Huntington, especially the third. However, the trends, trajectories, and the outcomes of the democratization waves in Egypt were not similar to that of Huntington’s. The myth of Sisyphus is an apt analogy for Egypt’s ongoing democratic transition.

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Egypt’s Future Civil–Military Relations of the Egyptian regime, or even an option in the short term because the military elite and the presidential establishment/political leadership belong to the same establishment and share a worldview. Latin-American and/or pre-. Turkish civil–military relations could be suitable similar models for examining Egypt’s civil–military relations.

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Book 2018nfall. The strained civil-military relations in Egypt are examined, as well as its likely future. This project will be of interest to diplomats; journalists; International Affairs specialists, strategists, or scholars of Egyptian politics and the Arab Spring; and anyone interested in social movements and democratization in the Middle East. .

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The State of ,n society and political groups. An examination of Morsi’s exclusionist policies and his plan for the . (Brotherhoodization)of the state, whereby Muslim Brother (MB) members would come to dominate official institutions, is also presented. Arafat argues that Morsi’s economic policies were even worse t

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Morsi, Mubarak’s Deep State, and Salafist Callry, the interior ministry, and the media (including journalists). He also explores Morsi’s policies regarding the Salafist Call. This chapter additionally examines how Morsi was able to cause almost all segments of Egyptian society, with the exception of jihadist groups, to rally against his rule. P