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Preface -- Contents -- Acronyms -- Chapter 1 The Downfall of Mubarak and the New Actors Reshaping Egypt -- Socioeconomic Grievances -- Social Movements -- The Egyptian Movement for Change-Kefaya ('Enough') -- The April 6 Youth Movement -- We Are All Khaled Said -- Mubarak's Deliberalization Policies -- Political Mobilization -- Gamal Mubarak and Hereditary Succession -- The November 28, 2010 Legislative Elections -- Social Media -- Facilitating Factors -- The Tunisian Revolution -- Alexandria Church Bombing -- The Return of Mohamed El-Baradei -- Mubarak Last Eighteen Days -- The Muslim Brotherhood and the 2011 Revolution -- Key Actors of Egypt's New Political Equation -- Why Mubarak Fell? -- Part I Key Actors in Egypt's Political System -- Chapter 2 Egypt Civil-Military Relations 1952-2011 -- Introduction -- Civil-Military Relations: Theoretical Framework -- A Literature Review -- CMR in Egypt and the Middle East -- Nasser's Civil-Military Relations -- Sadat's Civil-Military Relations -- Mubarak's Civil-Military Relations -- Purging the Armed Forces of Extremist Elements -- Parallel Paramilitary Forces -- Mubarak's "Loyalty Allowance" -- The Parallel -- Military Ambiguity Toward the 2011 Uprising -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3 The Muslim Brotherhood's Ideological and Organizational Development -- Introduction -- The MB's Controversial Establishment -- Al-Banna: The Godfather of the , , and -- Sayyid Qutb: The MB's Second Prophet -- Combating the Qutbist Faction -- The Homogeny of Qutbism and Salafism -- Generational Divides Within the MB -- MB Organizational Structure -- MB Rhetoric and Practice -- and Violence -- The MB and -- MB and Neoliberal Policies -- The Establishment of the FJP -- The FJP Platform -- The MB Offshoots -- The Egyptian Renaissance Party (Hezb Al-Nahda) -- The Leadership Party (Hezb Al-Riyada) -- The Peace and Development Party

Beschreibung der beiden Phasen 1944-1957 (Entstehungsphase) und 1958-1969; Ideologie und Programm der sudanesischen Muslimbrüder; ihr Verhältnis zur islamischen Bewegung im Sudan; Abdruck von Dokumenten. (DÜI-Faa)

Darstellung der politischen Beziehungen zwischen den Muslimbrüdern und Nasser 1952-1965 mit einer Einleitung zur Muslimbruderschaft seit 1936; Abdruck zahlreicher Einzelberichte von Muslimbrüdern über ihre politische Agitation im Berichtszeitraum; Hinweis auf die Verbindung von Muslimbruderschaft und Kolonialismus. (DÜI-Faa)