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Life As Politics How Ordinary People Change The Middle East Asef Bayat

Name: Life As Politics How Ordinary People Change The Middle East Asef Bayat
SKU: BELL-2369538
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Publisher: Amsterdam University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.1 MB

Pages: 319

Author: Asef Bayat

ISBN: 9789053569115, 9053569111

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Life As Politics How Ordinary People Change The Middle East Asef Bayat by Asef Bayat 9789053569115, 9053569111 instant download after payment.

The popular view in the West deems the Muslim Middle East as socially and politically stagnant. The Art of Presence challenges this view. It shows how, under often authoritarian rule, the ordinary people discover or create new spaces within which they can voice their concerns and assert their presence. The major venues for social and political change are not simply mass protest or revolutions, even though these do happen; they are rather embodied in what Bayat calls 'non-movements', the millions of dispersed poor, women, the young, and other grassroots who act in common.