explain why a stable democratic resolution to Egypt’s 2011 political crisis was so difficult to achieve.

 explain why a stable democratic resolution to Egypt’s 2011 political crisis was so difficult to achieve.

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Part 3: A simplified account of the recent Egyptian revolution sees it as a struggle between three parties—namely, (a) the Egyptian military and conservative establishment; (b) the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist parties, and (c) the popular crowd which often represented a secular democratic aspiration. Gathering evidence from Danahar’s The New Middle East and our Egypt articles by Jeremy Sharp and Nathan Brown, explain why a stable democratic resolution to Egypt’s 2011 political crisis was so difficult to achieve. In particular, explore the dynamics of the relationship between these three groups (broadly speaking) and their ability (or lack thereof) to arrive at stable political agreements or compromises.

Please feel free to use all the analytical concepts you’ve learned in Fearon and Lake and Rothchild as appropriate.

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