Revolutions egyptiennes
De Nasser a la chute de Moubarak
by Tarek Osman, translated by Laurent Bury
Paperback (Published)
(October 2011)
ISBN: 9782251110011
Price: $28.00
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Reputee avant les annees 1950 pour son pluralisme religieux et son extraordinaire patrimoine culturel, l’Egypte a connu, au cours de la deuxieme moitie du XXe siecle, de profonds changements qui l’ont transformee au point de la faire apparaitre comme un pays repressif et divise, dote d’un regime opaque.Ce livre decrit ce qui est arrive a l’Egypte et aux Egyptiens depuis un demi-siecle. Apres avoir rappele le role central qu’a tenu la plus grande nation arabe dans le developpement des deux mouvements essentiels de la periode, le nationalisme arabe et l’islamisme radical, Tarek Osman detaille les changements economiques, sociaux et geopolitiques qui ont marque les regimes de Nasser, Sadate puis Moubarak. Il analyse les defis que doit relever le pays apres la revolution de 2011: les relations de plus en plus tendues entre musulmans et chretiens; le role de l’armee dans la vie politique; la corruption generalisee; et, peut-etre le plus important de tous, le fosse entre l’elite cosmopolite et la masse de la population, composee d’une immense majorite de jeunes sous-eduques et sous-employes.
IntroductionChapitre 1 : Le monde de l'EgypteChapitre 2 : Nasser et le nationalisme arabeChapitre 3 : Les islamistesChapitre 4 : L'ascension du capitalisme liberalChapitre 5 : Les chretiens d'EgypteChapitre 6 : Les annees MoubarakChapitre 7 : La jeunesse egyptienneConclusion
NotesBibliographieReperes chronologiquesIndex
- By (author) Tarek Osman
- Translated by Laurent Bury
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