Summary:
The book examines the aftermath of the Arab Spring, analyzing the political, social, and economic factors that led to the failure of democratic revolutions in the Arab world. It explores the consequences of these events, including the rise of authoritarian regimes and extremist groups, and the impact on the region's stability and global politics.
Key points:
1. Arab Spring Reassessment: Feldman likely revisits the initial hope for democracy during the Arab Spring and its failure, leading to a period he calls the "Arab Winter."
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