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200 1 $aRevolutionary Life$eThe Everyday of the Arab Spring$fAsef Bayat
210   $aCambridge$eMassachuisetts$hLondon$cHarvard University Press$d2021
215   $a324 p.$d22 cm.
330   $aAsef Bayat's Revolutionary Life: The Everyday of the Arab Spring argues that while the Arab Spring revolutions failed to achieve radical political reform, they created profound social changes at the grassroots level, particularly among marginalized groups like women, the poor, and young people, altering norms and empowering individuals to pursue equality and self-rule in their daily lives. The book emphasizes that understanding the relationship between the ordinary and the extraordinary in revolution is crucial for grasping its outcomes, demonstrating how changes in families, schools, and communities represent a lasting "social gain" despite political setbacks.
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