Limits of the Turkish Model Applicability in the Middle East Countries after the Arab Awakening: The Case of Egypt by D. V. Zhigulskaya

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Le Caire, 2011. Plongée ethnographique au coeur des lijân sha’abeya (comités populaires) by Perrine Lachenal

“…Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo appeared as the principal scene of the demonstrations that shook Egypt in early 2011 and drove Hosni Mubarak to step down – almost to the point of forgetting the rest of the city, an immense area which was affected during the same period by dynamics that gave rise to new phenomena, including “popular committees”. …”
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The Egyptian Revolution: First Impressions from the Field by Mohammed A. Bamyeh

“…But on that day, the regime of Hosni Mubarak, entrenched for 30 years and seemingly eternal, the only regime that the vast majority of the protesters had ever known, evaporated in one day.Though the regime struggled for two more weeks, practically little government existed during that period. …”
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