Abstract
The author of the book examines the causes of the Arab spring’s revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt, which have the internal nature and the political struggle after overthrow of regimes of Ben Ali and Mubarak which took place in both countries. She also analyses an attempt of the Islamist movements of the Nahda in Tunisia and of the Moslem brotherhood in Egypt, which gained a power in these countries, to Islamize the social and political activity and to monopolize the political powers.The strengthening of the radical Islamist groups and the intensification of their terrorist actions are noted. The struggle of the leftist and liberal-democratic opposition in Tunisia and Egypt aimed at preservation of democratic principles are described
Keywords
“Arab spring”, moderate and radical islamism, Tunisia, Egypt, political struggle
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