Despite being challenged by authoritarian counter-revolutionary responses, the Coronavirus

pandemic, and a complex (geo)political context, the uprisings that started ten

years ago in many countries of the Middle East and North Africa are still very much

alive. By adopting a comparative approach, this comprehensive volume investigates

the ongoing protests on three levels of analysis (local, national, regional) and through

seven case studies (Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Sudan, and Tunisia). Particular

attention is also placed on the role of the European Union and its member

states in this historical transformation.