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A time to sow (by Paul Sims, January/February 2012 ): After a year of revolts in the Arab world, is the region reaping the rewards of freedom? Paul Sims talks to veteran Middle East watcher Fuad Nahdi
Egypt's three revolutionary fronts (by Austin Mackell, September/October 2011 ): As Egypt prepares for post-Mubarak elections, could the activists of Tahrir Square be in danger of losing out to more reactionary forces? asks Austin Mackell
A Fatah-Hamas truce is good for Palestinians (by Sami Zubaida, July/August 2011 ): The Arab Spring is aiding political reconciliation in Gaza, explains Sami Zubaida
Revolutionising Tom Paine (by Trevor Griffiths, July/August 2008 ): Recording his new radio play, Trevor Griffiths discovered the true revolutionary spirit of Tom Paine
Acting up (by John Clark, January/February 2008 ): He speaks approvingly of Lenin and Robespierre and packs lecture halls across the world. But is “stand-up philosopher” Slavoj Žižek serious? asks John Clark
It's about Egypt not Islam (by Mona Eltahawy, Web Exclusive, February 2011): Mubarak has gone, now what? Mona Eltahawy has a message for those worrying about an Islamic take-over in Egypt
Renovation not demolition (by Austin Mackell, Web Exclusive, June 2011): As Egypt looks ahead to elections, Austin Mackell meets a representative of one of the Islamic parties vying for control
Freethinking in the Arab Spring (by Max Opray, Web Exclusive, July 2011): Expressing irreligious views can be dangerous in the Middle East but, for the region's largest group of online rationalists, the Egyptian revolution is a cause for optimism, finds Max Opray
A theocracy on the Nile? (by Austin Mackell, Web Exclusive, January 2012): The triumph of the Islamist parties in Egypt's elections has raised fears of a religious takeover of the state. Austin Mackell reports from Cairo