The promise of democracy remained elusive from "summary" of A Rage for Order by Robert F. Worth
The idea that democracy could flourish in the Arab world had once seemed like a real possibility. The uprisings of 2011 had brought a sense of hope and optimism to the region, with people believing that they could finally have a say in their own governance. However, as time passed, it became clear that this promise was far from being realized. The revolutions that had swept through the Middle East had instead left a trail of chaos and destruction in their wake. In countries like Egypt, Libya, and Syria, the initial euphoria of the protests had given way to a power vacuum that was quickly filled by violence and authoritarianism. The old regimes had been toppled, but in their place rose new forms of repression and instability.
The failure of democracy to take root in the Arab world was due to a variety of factors. Deep-seated divisions within society, the legacy of colonialism, and the interference of foreign powers all played a role in preventing the establishment of stable and inclusive...
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