Understanding protest diffusion : the case of the Egyptian uprising of 2011 / Arne F. Wackenhut.

Intro
Acknowledgements
Contents
1 Introduction
The Puzzle and Central Argument
A Note on Methodology
Plan of the Book
References
2 It Did Not Start on National Police Day
Domestic Protests, Non-domestic Claims
Domestic Protests and Domestic Claims
Kefaya and Its Successors
Come April: New Actors, Claims, Connections, and Tactics
The Return of Baradei: A Campaign Built on Hope
Shifting Perceptions of Opportunities and Threats
An Increasing Current Threat
Increasing Opportunity: Tunisian Hopes
Chapter Summary
References

3 Planning and Coordinating a Protest, Not a Revolution
Organizing and Mobilizing for #Jan25
Planning the Protests on National Police Day
Rallying Support, Coordinating Actors, and Disseminating Information
Contentious Collective Action on #Jan25
New and Old Protesters
Chapter Summary
References
4 From Protest to Revolution
Preparing for January 28
Preparing the 'Friday of Rage'
Preparing to Counter the 'Friday of Rage'
Meet You at the Mosque
Contentious Collective Action on January 28 and Beyond
Diffusion and Escalation

Small-Scale Coordination During the Final 15 Days
Defeating a Pharaoh
Chapter Summary
References
5 The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same
Continuity and Change
References
Index