Preface / Hahm Chaibong
Introduction / Clement Henry, Jang Hi-Hyang, and Robert P. Parks
Part 1. Domestic political transition and regional spillover
"Early adopters" and "Neighborhood effects" / Lisa Anderson
A modest transformation : political change in the Arab world after the "Arab Spring" / Eva Bellin
Part 2. Economic correlates of political mobilization
Political economies of transition / Clement Henry
Part 3. Social networks and civil society
New actors of the revolution and the political transition in Tunisia / Mohamed Kerrou
Algeria and the Arab uprisings / Robert P. Parks
The plurality of politics in post-revolutionary Iran / Arang Keshavarzian
Part 4. Varieties of political Islam
The evolution of Islamist movements / Fawaz Gerges
Islamic capital and democratic deepening / Jang Ji-Hyang
Is the Turkish model relevant for the Middle East / Kemal Kirisci
Part 5. Protracted violence in Syria and Libya
Libya after the civil war : the legacy of the past and economic reconstruction / Diederik Vandewalle
Syria, the Arab uprisings, and the political economy of authoritarian resilience / Bassam Haddad
Part 6. Dilemmas of the United States
US Middle East policy and the "Arab Spring" / Michael C. Hudson
The Obama administration's Middle East policy : changing priorities / Uzi Rabi
Epilogue / Clement Henry, Jang Ji-Hyang, and Peter lee
Appendix : 2011 Asian Middle East Conference : question and answer sections
List of contributors
Index.