In my earlier work on gender and revolutions (Moghadam 1997), I developed a model of
gendered revolutionary processes and outcomes, by which bourgeois, socialist and populist …

Turkey, Iraq, Qatar, Jordan, Egypt, and Tunisia The “Arab Spring” all started when a young
Tunisian fruit seller set himself on fire in protest of a government official confiscating his …

What are the drivers of citizens' support for electoral gender quotas in transitioning and
authoritarian states? Despite extensive research examining public support for women in …

This article analyzes the efforts of Egyptian feminist activists to insert gender equality in the
country's post-revolutionary constitutions in 2012 and 2014. While the literature on women's …

" The revolutionary wave of demonstrations and protests that began to sweep across
numerous countries in North Africa and the Middle East in December 2010 shocked the …

How do attitudes about women's equality affect political support for Islamist parties?
Women's issues remain a key point of contention between religious groups and the …

This book focuses on Islamic constitutionalism, and in particular on the relation between
religion and the protection of individual liberties potentially clashing with shariᶜa and the …

Abstract Following the 2010–2011 revolution, Islamist and secularist political parties and
women's rights organizations formed coalitions in Tunisia. Nothing of the sort had happened …

This paper considers the 2017 Kamour sit-in as an example of lived citizenship. Composed
of young men from the marginalized south of Tunisia, the Kamour sit-inners mobilized in …

This book series focuses on key developments in the Middle East and North Africa as well
as the Gulf and beyond. The regions' political, economic and social dynamics are of high …