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Arshad addresses the phenomenon of “democratic decline” in Egypt after 2011. This book highlights a critical turning point in Egyptian politics, explaining the failure of the emerging democratic experiment in Egypt and its slide towards tyranny. Egypt is an essential model for understanding a country's slide toward an authoritarian regime, and the measures that state and non-state actors should take to prevent this decline. This book provides a substantive model for understanding democratic decline through structural and instrumental factors. Structural factors include society, politics, economy, and military, while instrumental factors address the choices and positions of the leadership during the political transition. This book offers critical insights into the causes of failure during democratic transitions and serves as a guide to curbing the rise of authoritarian regimes in the face of the next potential revolution. The book is a valuable resource for scholars interested in democracy, authoritarian regimes, military leadership, political protests, and political leadership.