Bahrain’s Decade of Discontent

Sparked by the protests in Tunis and Cairo, the 2011 Pearl Roundabout uprising was a watershed in the political life of Bahrain -- an unprecedented challenge to the tiny island kingdom's ruling bargain and, ultimately, its social fabric. And while the dramatic events unfolding in Tunis and in T...

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Decision-making
Discontent
Dissent
Egypt
Experiments
History
Islands
Legislative Bodies
Parliament
Peace
Political activism
Political conflicts
Political life
Political protest
Political science
Politics
Prime ministers
Regulation
Watersheds
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