Thoroughly investigates the wave of disengagement from Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood

• Provides a socio-political analysis of the broader impact of militant disillusionment

• Includes interviews with former members of the Muslim Brotherhood from three Middle Eastern countries

Identifies an unexamined subset of Muslim Brotherhood members: Peaceful exiters Explores disengagement as a discourse articulated and materialized within the post-2011 resources and opportunities Examines the disengagement in context of psychological, emotional, organizational, and political factors

Autorentext
Mustafa Menshawy is Assistant Professor at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, Qatar, and Associate Fellow at University of Westminster, UK.

Inhalt

1. Chapter 1: Introduction.- 2. Chapter 2: Affective Disengagement.- 3. Chapter 3: Ideology of the group.- 4. Chapter 4: Political Disengagement: Exiting the Brotherhood in 2011 and Afterwards.- 5. Chapter 5: Pre-2011 Disengagement: A Comparative Analysis of Change and Continuity.- 6. Chapter 6: Conclusion.