The Media and the Making of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution by Amr Osman, Marwa Abdel Samei

Subjects: “…The 2011 Egyptian revolution…”
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Analysis of visual and story frames for news channels coverage during the 2011 Egyptian revolution by Mmaryam Hassan

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‘Loud’ and ‘quiet’ politics: Questioning the role of ‘the artist’ in street art projects after the 2011 Egyptian Revolution by Sprengel, D

Comparative Analysis of the Islamic Revolution of Iran and the Egyptian 2011 Revolution in Light of Study of Clergy and Muslim Brotherhood Streams by Jalil Dara, Mostafa Karami

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Drugs of choice, drugs of change: Egyptian consumption habits since the 1920s by Robins, P

“…Much has been written and published about the 25 January 2011 Egyptian revolution from the perspective of contemporary history and political science. …”

Building consent for counterterrorism: Lonely Planet and Rough Guide tips for women tourists to revolutionary Egypt by Elisa Wynne-Hughes

“…It examines guidebook tips for women travellers in the period surrounding the 2011 Egyptian revolution. These guidebooks represented poorer, more religious Muslim men as threatening to both Egyptian and Western women. …”
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EGYPTIAN NEGOTIATIONS ON THE FILLING AND OPERATION OF THE GRAND ETHIOPIAN RENAISSANCE DAM PROJECT by Arofah Minasari, Yasmin Raudhah Salsabila

“…Political dynamics in the region and internal instability after the 2011 Egyptian Revolution influenced Egypt's strength in its negotiations with Ethiopia. …”
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Social media & uprisings: The case of the Egyptian revolution in 2011 by Fakhry Baher, Tarabasz Anna, Selakovic Marko

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State–Society Relations in Egypt in the Age of Globalization (1980–2010) by Ali Mokhtari, Reza Dehbanipour

“…Prior to the 2011 Egyptian revolution, scholars would assess the state–society relations in Egypt in the age of globalization as ineffective, considering any change impossible. …”
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Everyday a revolution: mobility, technology, and resistance after Egypt’s Arab Spring by Allmann, K

“…<p>The 2011 Egyptian revolution was intensely mediated by information and communications technologies (ICTs), leading many to label it a "social media revolution." …”