This book examines revolutions without “revolutionary ideas”, revolutions that have adapted to the conditions of our neoliberal times. The book focuses on the Arab Spring, and those amazing revolutionary uprisings that took place in the political arena at a time when, ironically, the idea of ​​the revolution itself was excluded. Therefore, the book is not just a novel of the Arab Spring, nor is it a presentation of current events, but rather its central purpose is to explain these exceptional political events, especially in Tunisia and Egypt, in order to understand their dynamics, analyze the processes of mobilizing them, examine their contradictions, and shed light on their promises, from the perspective of A comprehensive, historical and comparative view.