THE REAWAKENING OF THE ARAB WORLD:: Challenge and Change in the Aftermath of the Arab Spring
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THE REAWAKENING OF THE ARAB WORLD:: Challenge and Change in the Aftermath of the Arab Spring

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Explore the transformative “second awakening” of the Arab world in “The Reawakening of the Arab World” by G. K. Shivakumar. From the Tunisian street vendor’s self-immolation to the Tahrir Square protests, this book examines the Arab Spring’s impact on poverty, corruption, and Western imperialism. ISBN: 9789350024980. Discover the challenges and changes in the aftermath of this pivotal moment in history. #ArabSpring #MiddleEast #NorthAfrica

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  • ISBN-13: 9789350024980
  • Publisher: Aakar Books
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 198
  • Width: 0 mm
  • ISBN-10: 9350024985
  • Publisher Date: 3 July 2017
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22 reviews for THE REAWAKENING OF THE ARAB WORLD:: Challenge and Change in the Aftermath of the Arab Spring

  1. Sonal Sanjay Kumar Lodha –

    I recommend this book to anyone who needs a history lesson on Arab Spring. It is a detailed breakdown.

  2. Abhishek Trivedi –

    Shivakumar provides a valuable perspective. However, I found some arguments a bit repetitive. Overall, a worthwhile read.

  3. Priyanshu Ranjan –

    A well-researched book, but it could be more accessible to readers unfamiliar with the region. Still, a good starting point.

  4. Abhimanyu Anurag –

    I learned a lot about the Arab Spring, but at times the book felt disorganized. It jumps around from topic to topic.

  5. Gowri L –

    The writing is really good, I enjoy reading the author’s work. I found that some chapters seemed rushed, but very insightful.

  6. Vishal Baisoya –

    Good details on Tunisia to Tahrir Square protests. Easy to read and very understanding on the history.

  7. Kaustubh Vilas Mahajan –

    Offers a compelling analysis of the Arab Spring. Some chapters are stronger than others, but generally informative.

  8. Siva Prasad M –

    An insightful look at the Arab Spring’s complexities, though occasionally dense. Explores crucial themes of poverty and Western influence.

  9. Sarath Krishnan –

    Insightful, but a bit dense. Explores crucial themes, yet can be overwhelming. A mixed bag overall.

  10. Anubhav Sharma –

    Shivakumar’s work is thought-provoking. Certain sections lacked nuance, but still a recommended read.

  11. Muskan Suryan –

    An important contribution to understanding the Arab world’s transformations. Some perspectives felt biased.

  12. Jiju M Santhosh –

    This book is not for a beginner of Arab history. The writer assumes you know the information and background.

  13. Sagar Gupta –

    I have read so many books on this topic. I would not recommend this one. It does not go into enough detail.

  14. Rakshita Kanchan –

    The Arab Spring is a complex situation and this book simplifies it. Easy to understand. Easy to follow.

  15. Saurabh Kumar Suman –

    I found this book very informative and insightful. However, the author expresses a negative opinion regarding western influence.

  16. Parth Nigam –

    The book sheds light on the challenges and changes. It could benefit from more diverse voices.

  17. Hitarth –

    This is a nice read for Arab history. I would recommend it. It goes into detail about the Arab Spring.

  18. Sayyad Aadil –

    Presents a comprehensive overview of the Arab Spring. The writing style is academic, which might deter some.

  19. Neha Lahariya –

    I did not agree with some opinions the author expressed in the book. However, I enjoyed his viewpoint and perspective.

  20. Hansika Jain –

    This book is a detailed account of the Arab Spring’s aftermath. I appreciate the depth of analysis, although it can feel overwhelming.

  21. Ayush –

    It is well-written with the different perspectives of the region, but I believe the western influence should be removed.

  22. Srishti –

    The book is a little dry. However, the context of poverty, corruption, and the western is spot on.

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