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Mehmet Rakipoglu

Mehmet Rakipoglu is a Post-Doctoral Researcher at Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies at Exeter University and Assistant Professor at Mardin Artuklu University

Arab Spring

Great Powers and the People: The Divergent Paths of the Egyptian and Syrian Revolutions

Mehmet Rakipoglu

The Arab revolutionary wave that began in 2011 presents two of its most significant, yet fundamentally divergent, case studies: Egypt and Syria

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