In its first narrative, "The Revolution" recounts that the idea of change has become a vital driver for Arab countries in their current phase. It reveals that change will not follow a single model; rather, each country will have its own unique form of transformation. In its second narrative, it continues by stating its aim to build a sense of nationalism that transcends pre-modern forms of belonging and opens up to its Arab and human horizons. It seeks to establish a democratic civil state that breaks the historical link between tyranny, dependency, and external colonial intervention, in order to preserve the unity of its national domain on the foundations of freedom, independence, and progress.

• Publishing House: Dar Al-Farabi for Publishing and Distribution
• Author: Fouad Khalil
• ISBN: 9789953718132
• Number of Pages: 280
• Year of Publication: 2012
• Cover Type: Paperback