Human Rights and the Arab Spring Lisa Cooper and to other cities

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Human Rights and the Arab Spring Lisa Cooper and to other citiesBy 2015, four years after the dawn of the Arab Spring, the prospects of a unifying political reform narrative in the Arab World were noticeably dwindling. The unprecedented opportunity for a regional workshop of reform and state building had stalled, with Islamist movements more anxious about questions of identity and religious ethics, and with the old guards of the "deep state" establishments (mainly military or religious personnel) countering the