In Azmi Bishara's profound work, 'Egypt's Revolution: From Revolution to Coup, Volume 2,' the author continues his incisive analysis of the complex political transformations that swept Egypt. This second volume delves deeper into the aftermath of the initial revolutionary fervor, meticulously tracing the events and forces that led to the shift from a popular uprising to what many perceive as a military coup. Bishara employs his characteristic intellectual rigor to examine the roles of various actors, regional dynamics, and international influences, offering a critical perspective on the challenges faced by nascent democratic aspirations and the reassertion of authoritarian control. It's an indispensable read for understanding contemporary Egyptian history.