North African Women after the Arab Spring: In the Eye of the Storm

1. IntroductionSoumia Boutkhil
2. Post-2011 Pressures For Expanded Female Citizenship And Family Law Reform In Mena: Theorizing On Change Amidst Political TransitionRania Maktabi

3. The Liberating Force Of Art, Humor And Social Media: Women Cartoonists Of The Arab Spring Chourouq Nasri

4. The Arab Spring And Women's Rights Activism On FacebookAndré Fecteau
5. Watered-down Feminism: An Examination of Gender And Revolutionary Ideals In MoroccoJessica Lambert
6. "Tradition And Modernity" Or The Ambivalent Public Sphere: Women's Political Participation In Morocco Before And After The Arab SpringLarbi Touaf

7. Who's Under The Robe? On Women In The Judicial System In MoroccoSoumia Boutkhil
<8. The Women's Movement And The 20 February Movement In Morocco: An Awkward RelationshipLenie Brouwer and Edien Bartels
9. Mediated Femininity And Female Citizenship In Moroccan Electronic News Sites-Hespress.com As A Case StudySoumia Ben Rochd
10. The Reform Of The Moroccan Family Law And Women's Daily Life: Navigating Between Structural Constraints And Personal AgencyOka Storms and Edien Bartels
11. Winds Of Change: Egypt's Islamic Family Law Between Two Centuries (1920-2013)Nadia Nader and Riham E.A. Debian
12. Women In Libya: The Ongoing Armed Conflict, Political Instability and RadicalizationAsmae Khalifa