Vol 6 (2016): The Rebel | Middle East - Topics & Arguments

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.17192/meta.2016.6.157

Published: 2016-05-24

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Editorial

The Rebel

Felix Lang, Malcolm Théoleyre

5-11
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Focus

All that is Banned is Desired: ‘Rebel Documentaries’ and the Representation of Egyptian Revolutionaries

Ilka Eickhof

13-22
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Intellectuals and the People: Portrayals of the Rebel in the 2011 Egyptian Uprising

Giedrė Šabasevičiūtė

23-32
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Troublesome Thugs or Respectable Rebels? Class, Martyrdom and Cairo’s Revolutionary Ultras

Carl Rommel

33-42
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Daech rebelle et révolutionnaire: Narrations hybrides d’un groupe hors-la-loi

Thomas Richard

43-53
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Blogging Bouazizi: The Role of Cyberactivists Before and After Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution

Matt Gordner

54-63
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Close Up

Bassem Chit and Revolutionary Socialism in Lebanon

Sune Haugbolle

65-74
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Meta

Who Is a Rebel? Typology and Rebel Groups in the Contemporary Middle East

Hyeran Jo, Rotem Dvir, Yvette Isidori

76-86
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- Supplement

Anti/Thesis

'Terrorist' Use of the Internet: An Overblown Issue

Gilbert Ramsay

88-96
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Review

Hisham Aidi: “Rebel Music: Race, Empire and the New Muslim Youth Culture.”

Igor Johannsen

98-102
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Steffen Wippel, Katrin Bromber, Christian Steiner & Birgit Krawietz: “Under Construction: Logics of Urbanism in the Gulf Region”

Andrea Fischer-Tahir

103-105
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