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The International Dimensions of Democratization in Egypt: The Limits of Externally-Induced Change by Gamal M. Selim (review)

In sum, this book challenges those who study Algeria to reexamine the record of how the violence of the 1990s was addressed and has been written about. However, it is also a work that demands of all those who study “late warfare” that they confront the pitfalls of what are politically driven “antipolitical” solutions to them. For that reason alone, it should figure prominently in policy-makers’ reading lists.