A year since Morsi died in jail. His legacy is best understood through the counterrevolutionary forces that thwarted his presidency and snuffed out Egyptian democracy
The summer of 2013 culminated a turbulent chapter in Egypt’s modern history, when counterrevolutionary forces triumphed over a nascent democratic experiment in the wake of the ‘Arab Spring’The short-lived presidency of Mohamed Morsi, elected in 2012 and ousted a year later, represented a brief democratic interlude in a country which until then had never elected a civilian leader.
Less highlighted however, were an array of structural impediments – both domestic and foreign – that ultimately doomed Morsi during his precarious year in office. These impediments would have likely besieged any leader in his place, but the Muslim Brotherhood was firmly in the establishment’s crosshairs.
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