Bassel F. Salloukh is Professor of Political Science at the Doha Institute for Graduate StudiesMay Darwich is Associate Professor in International Relations of the Middle East at the University of BirminghamAmmar Shamaileh is Associate Professor of Political Science at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies

• Introduction 1 Theorising the Arab State: Alternative trajectories, temporalities, and conceptions2 The transformation of ruling networks after 2011 3 The Arab State in the eyes of its citizens: An individual-level analysis4 Youth and the Arab State: The interplay between resistance and repression5 Afterlives of the uprisings: Emotions and anti-sexual violence groups6 The political economy of the Arab State7 The state of corruption in the Arab world8 Hollowing out the Arab State: The impact of military politicisation and militarisation9 The erosion of the Arab State in global and regional contexts10 Ambiguous edges, accelerated interactions: The Arab State in the twenty-first century

Bassel F. Salloukh is Professor of Political Science at the Doha Institute for Graduate StudiesMay Darwich is Associate Professor in International Relations of the Middle East at the University of BirminghamAmmar Shamaileh is Associate Professor of Political Science at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies

• Introduction 1 Theorising the Arab State: Alternative trajectories, temporalities, and conceptions2 The transformation of ruling networks after 2011 3 The Arab State in the eyes of its citizens: An individual-level analysis4 Youth and the Arab State: The interplay between resistance and repression5 Afterlives of the uprisings: Emotions and anti-sexual violence groups6 The political economy of the Arab State7 The state of corruption in the Arab world8 Hollowing out the Arab State: The impact of military politicisation and militarisation9 The erosion of the Arab State in global and regional contexts10 Ambiguous edges, accelerated interactions: The Arab State in the twenty-first century

Bassel F. Salloukh is Professor of Political Science at the Doha Institute for Graduate StudiesMay Darwich is Associate Professor in International Relations of the Middle East at the University of BirminghamAmmar Shamaileh is Associate Professor of Political Science at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies

• Introduction 1 Theorising the Arab State: Alternative trajectories, temporalities, and conceptions2 The transformation of ruling networks after 2011 3 The Arab State in the eyes of its citizens: An individual-level analysis4 Youth and the Arab State: The interplay between resistance and repression5 Afterlives of the uprisings: Emotions and anti-sexual violence groups6 The political economy of the Arab State7 The state of corruption in the Arab world8 Hollowing out the Arab State: The impact of military politicisation and militarisation9 The erosion of the Arab State in global and regional contexts10 Ambiguous edges, accelerated interactions: The Arab State in the twenty-first century