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      The Arab Spring and the Uncivil State

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            10.13169
            arabstudquar
            Arab Studies Quarterly
            Pluto Journals
            02713519
            20436920
            Summer 2013
            : 35
            : 3
            : 229-240
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            arabstudquar.35.3.0229
            10.13169/arabstudquar.35.3.0229
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            © The Center for Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies 2013

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            Arab Spring,Middle East politics,democratization,uncivil state

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