The Egyptian Revolution: Motives, Trends and Challenges

Section: Political Books

Number of pages: 608 pages

This book presents a multi-dimensional analytical and documentary reading of this revolution, and places in the hands of readers, historians and media professionals a semi-daily account of this movement, which allows us to discover the power of the slogans it raised, especially the slogan of “freedom, justice and dignity”, as well as the great momentum of popular power that may be explained by the extent of the anger that was latent in the hearts of people who had always felt their dignity was being insulted, and was embodied in Tahrir Square, which became a new space for freedom.