This paper aims to discover whether the Egyptian Revolution of 2011 is starting point of the process of democratization or the overthrow of one authoritarian regime led to the rise of a new undemocratic governance of the country.
This paper explores the impact of the Egyptian Revolution of 2011 on changing the authoritarian political system in the country, democratic governance capacity of the transitional military rule and it tries to answer whether this country ever stepped towards democratic transition during the period of rule of the Egyptian armed forces.
The goal of this text is to summarize the main research findings in three brief and separate parts, but also to point out to certain results that are important for North Macedonia and the Macedonian society. The Macedonian case-study provides an additional value in these debates, having in mind its multiethnicity, multiconfessionalism and post-conflict history.
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By employing multimodal discursive analysis, we will present the major findings of the research on museums, TV series, political rhetoric and peace treaties. This text is part of the European H2020 RETOPEA research project, which has a goal of researching how religious coexistence is conceptualized and envisioned in different parts of Europe. This phenomenon had been scientifically recognized as early as the 1980s, the decade when the term "post-secularism" was created, while the debates are certainly not losing their momentum ever since. Religion and religious symbols undoubtedly made a comeback in the public debates' foci.
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