Ronen A. Cohen is assistant professor in the Department of Middle Eastern Studies and Political Science, and senior researcher at the Middle East Research Center at Ariel University. Cohen has published several books, including: The Rise and Fall of the Mojahedin Khalq, 1987–1997: Their Survival after the Islamic Revolution and Resistance to the Islamic Republic of Iran and The Hojjatiyeh Society in Iran: Ideology and Practice from the 1950s to the Present.

• Part One: Theoretical ApproachesChapter I: Historical Background – Revolutions in TheoriesChapter II: Essential Components to Revolutionary Evolution and Development –Theoretical ApproachChapter III: Revolution and Its Intellectuals – The Formation of New and Dynamic PoliticsChapter IV: Fundamentalism and the Emergence of the Traditional Forces Part Two: Case Studies Analysis—The Middle East States, Opposition Groups, Underground and Political MovementsPart Two: IntroductionChapter V: Algeria - National Liberation Front – FLNChapter VI: EgyptChapter VII: IranChapter VIII: IraqChapter IX: Sudan - The MahdiyyahChapter X: SyriaChapter XI: TurkeyPart Three: Case Studies Analysis—Anti-State Paradigm in Terror Organizations’ Agenda / Sub-State Fundamental OrganizationsChapter XII: Al-QaedaChapter XIII: Black September OrganizationChapter XIV: HamasChapter XV: TalibanChapter XVI: ConclusionsChapter XVII: Epilogue – The Arab Spring

[This book includes a] high quality of...research that offers a new way to look at the Middle Eastern revolutions of the twentieth century and provides valuable insights to understand a region that remains problematic and fascinating like no others.

Ronen A. Cohen is assistant professor in the Department of Middle Eastern Studies and Political Science, and senior researcher at the Middle East Research Center at Ariel University. Cohen has published several books, including: The Rise and Fall of the Mojahedin Khalq, 1987–1997: Their Survival after the Islamic Revolution and Resistance to the Islamic Republic of Iran and The Hojjatiyeh Society in Iran: Ideology and Practice from the 1950s to the Present.

• Part One: Theoretical ApproachesChapter I: Historical Background – Revolutions in TheoriesChapter II: Essential Components to Revolutionary Evolution and Development –Theoretical ApproachChapter III: Revolution and Its Intellectuals – The Formation of New and Dynamic PoliticsChapter IV: Fundamentalism and the Emergence of the Traditional Forces Part Two: Case Studies Analysis—The Middle East States, Opposition Groups, Underground and Political MovementsPart Two: IntroductionChapter V: Algeria - National Liberation Front – FLNChapter VI: EgyptChapter VII: IranChapter VIII: IraqChapter IX: Sudan - The MahdiyyahChapter X: SyriaChapter XI: TurkeyPart Three: Case Studies Analysis—Anti-State Paradigm in Terror Organizations’ Agenda / Sub-State Fundamental OrganizationsChapter XII: Al-QaedaChapter XIII: Black September OrganizationChapter XIV: HamasChapter XV: TalibanChapter XVI: ConclusionsChapter XVII: Epilogue – The Arab Spring

[This book includes a] high quality of...research that offers a new way to look at the Middle Eastern revolutions of the twentieth century and provides valuable insights to understand a region that remains problematic and fascinating like no others.

Ronen A. Cohen is assistant professor in the Department of Middle Eastern Studies and Political Science, and senior researcher at the Middle East Research Center at Ariel University. Cohen has published several books, including: The Rise and Fall of the Mojahedin Khalq, 1987–1997: Their Survival after the Islamic Revolution and Resistance to the Islamic Republic of Iran and The Hojjatiyeh Society in Iran: Ideology and Practice from the 1950s to the Present.

• Part One: Theoretical ApproachesChapter I: Historical Background – Revolutions in TheoriesChapter II: Essential Components to Revolutionary Evolution and Development –Theoretical ApproachChapter III: Revolution and Its Intellectuals – The Formation of New and Dynamic PoliticsChapter IV: Fundamentalism and the Emergence of the Traditional Forces Part Two: Case Studies Analysis—The Middle East States, Opposition Groups, Underground and Political MovementsPart Two: IntroductionChapter V: Algeria - National Liberation Front – FLNChapter VI: EgyptChapter VII: IranChapter VIII: IraqChapter IX: Sudan - The MahdiyyahChapter X: SyriaChapter XI: TurkeyPart Three: Case Studies Analysis—Anti-State Paradigm in Terror Organizations’ Agenda / Sub-State Fundamental OrganizationsChapter XII: Al-QaedaChapter XIII: Black September OrganizationChapter XIV: HamasChapter XV: TalibanChapter XVI: ConclusionsChapter XVII: Epilogue – The Arab Spring

[This book includes a] high quality of...research that offers a new way to look at the Middle Eastern revolutions of the twentieth century and provides valuable insights to understand a region that remains problematic and fascinating like no others.