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Revisiting Theories of Arab Politics in the Aftermath of the Arab Uprisings

‘The following series of short analyses seeks to engage critically with the issue of how to think about Arab politics after the Arab uprisings in the light of past debates on this theme. What are we to make today of previous approaches to the region that emphasized historical sociology, Arabism, regionalism, Islamism, revolution and (post-)democratization? We reflect on (i) how ‘classic debates’ have been impacted, (ii) how important or useful these debates still remain today, and (iii) how we then should proceed.