Women’s Movements in Post-“Arab Spring” North Africa

Chapter 1 Introduction: The Centrality of Women’s Movements in the Post-revolution Dynamics in North Africa

Chapter 2 The Center: A Post-revolution Space for Women’s Movements in North Africa: Morocco as an Example

Chapter 3 Women and the Arab Spring: A Transnational, Feminist Revolution

Chapter 4 Creative Disobedience: Feminism, Islam, and Revolution in Egypt

Chapter 5 Gendering the Egyptian Revolution

Chapter 6 The Lipstick on the Edge of the Well: Mauritanian Women and Political Power (1960–2014)

Chapter 7 About North African Women’s Rights After the Arab Spring

Chapter 8 Women’s Rights and Equality: Egyptian Constitutional Law

Chapter 9 The Struggle of Egyptian Women for Equal Rights Continues: Two Steps Forward, One Step Backward

Chapter 10 Women, Art, and Revolution in the Streets of Egypt

Chapter 11 Notes on Sudanese Women’s Activism, Movements, and Leadership

Chapter 12 Revolutionary Nuns or Totalitarian Pawns: Evaluating Libyan State Feminism After Mu’ammar al-Gaddafi

Chapter 13 Tunisian Women’s Literature and the Critique of Authority: Sources, Contexts, and the Tunisian “Arab Spring”

Chapter 14 Engendering Tunisia’s Democratic Transition: What Challenges Face Women?

Chapter 15 Women and Leadership in the Post-Arab Spring: The Case of Tunisia

Chapter 16 The Algerian Woman Issue: Struggles, Islamic Violence, and Co-optation

Chapter 17 Moroccan Women in Limbo: On Liminal Citizenship and the Quest for Equality

Chapter 18 Moroccan Women’s Cultural Rights: A Psycho-social Perspective on Cultural Paradoxes

Chapter 19 Women’s Economic Empowerment in Morocco: The Case of Social Entrepreneurship

Chapter 20 Reflections on the 20-February Movement: Hope Renewed, Hope Frustrated for Women