Socio-Political Order and Security in the Arab World

Focusing on the interplay between socio-political dynamics and security in the Arab World, the book delves into developments since the 1990s and the Arab Spring. It challenges the notion that liberal democracy alone can resolve the region's structural issues, arguing instead that individual security grievances are central to regional instability. The author emphasizes that for regimes to remain resilient, they must inclusively address public security needs; failure to do so may lead to the rise of non-state security alternatives.