What happened to the Egyptian revolution?

Book title: What happened to the Egyptian revolution? Author: Dr. Jalal Amin Publisher: Al-Shorouk Number of pages: 470 Book classification: History Brief about the book: Less than a month after its occurrence; the January 25, 2011 revolution overthrew a era of the worst that Egypt experienced from eras; which is the era of Hosni Mubarak who ruled Egypt for nearly thirty years; during which the Egyptian economy deteriorated; and the social conditions; and Egypt's Arab and international status. The revolution spread great joy in the hearts of Egyptians; with its success in getting rid of the head of the regime and eliminating the idea of hereditary rule to his son; and strong hopes emerged that this fall would be followed by the eradication of the regime from its roots, and Egypt entering a new era of renaissance and progress. But soon obstacles multiplied on the path of the revolution; so anxiety began to seep into the souls; and fear that those great hopes raised by the revolution would not be realized. This book includes chapters that address many aspects of corruption and deterioration that led to the January 25 revolution; then explains the reasons for the intense optimism about a bright future, which the revolution spread; then the causes of concern caused by the clouds that darkened the sky. But the book also includes chapters on what could be elements of a new renaissance in Egypt; in the fields of political democracy; economy; social justice; and independence; if we succeed in dispelling these clouds.