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A forensically researched yet compulsively readable study of how Egyptian television crime dramas visualize and contest ideas of law, justice, and agency—and what their verdicts reveal about the country’s politics and culture
What has citizenship come to mean in Egypt after 2011? Since 2007, constitutions have proclaimed it as the foundation of Egypt’s democratic system, yet the everyday workings of citizenship often unfold in the shadows of legal texts. Gianluca Parolin thus turns to Egyptian television drama—specifically, the emerging crime genre of the 2010s—to explore how ideas of law, justice, and agency are visualized and contested on screen.
Unlike its prominence elsewhere, crime drama has not historically been acknowledged as a distinct genre on Egyptian television. Yet during the 2010s, a recognizable crime formula began to take shape across a large number of incarnations. This book identifies the emergence of this formula, which embodies ways of imagining the relationship between citizens, law, and the state. Through depictions of investigation, policing, and civic intervention, these dramas portray citizens stepping in to restore justice when law enforcement fails to deliver on its most basic promise.
Combining distant readings of broad trends across the decade’s television output with close readings of key series, Scripting Citizenship examines how this formula flourished within Egypt’s tightly regulated media landscape, and how it displayed formidable resilience through the transformations of the late 2010s.
In doing so, the book develops a jurisprudential reading of the Egyptian crime formula—a legal theory in which drama casts its own light across the shadows of legal texts, revealing a visual definition of citizenship for viewers and scholars alike.
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Scripting Citizenship : Crime and Investigation in Egyptian Television Drama in the 2010s
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A forensically researched yet compulsively readable study of how Egyptian television crime dramas visualize and contest ideas of law, justice, and agencyand what their verdicts reveal about the country's politics and cultureWhat has citizenship come to mean in Egypt after 2011 Since 2007, constitutions have proclaimed it as the foundation of Egypt's democratic system, yet the everyday workings of citizenship often unfold in the shadows of legal texts. Gianluca Parolin thus turns to Egyptian television dramaspecifically, the emerging crime genre of the 2010sto explore how ideas of law, justice, and agency are visualized and contested on screen.Unlike its prominence elsewhere, crime drama has not historically been acknowledged as a distinct genre on Egyptian television. Yet during the 2010s, a recognizable crime formula began to take shape across a large number of incarnations. This book identifies the emergence of this formula, which embodies ways of imagining the relationship between citizens, law, and the state. Through depictions of investigation, policing, and civic intervention, these dramas portray citizens stepping in to restore justice when law enforcement fails to deliver on its most basic promise.Combining distant readings of broad trends across the decade's television output with close readings of key series,Scripting Citizenshipexamines how this formula flourished within Egypt's tightly regulated media landscape, and how it displayed formidable resilience through the transformations of the late 2010s.In doing so, the book develops a jurisprudential reading of the Egyptian crime formulaa legal theory in which drama casts its own light across the shadows of legal texts, revealing a visual definition of citizenship for viewers and scholars alike. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781649035592
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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. A forensically researched yet compulsively readable study of how Egyptian television crime dramas visualize and contest ideas of law, justice, and agencyand what their verdicts reveal about the countrys politics and cultureWhat has citizenship come to mean in Egypt after 2011? Since 2007, constitutions have proclaimed it as the foundation of Egypts democratic system, yet the everyday workings of citizenship often unfold in the shadows of legal texts. Gianluca Parolin thus turns to Egyptian television dramaspecifically, the emerging crime genre of the 2010sto explore how ideas of law, justice, and agency are visualized and contested on screen.Unlike its prominence elsewhere, crime drama has not historically been acknowledged as a distinct genre on Egyptian television. Yet during the 2010s, a recognizable crime formula began to take shape across a large number of incarnations. This book identifies the emergence of this formula, which embodies ways of imagining the relationship between citizens, law, and the state. Through depictions of investigation, policing, and civic intervention, these dramas portray citizens stepping in to restore justice when law enforcement fails to deliver on its most basic promise.Combining distant readings of broad trends across the decades television output with close readings of key series, Scripting Citizenship examines how this formula flourished within Egypts tightly regulated media landscape, and how it displayed formidable resilience through the transformations of the late 2010s.In doing so, the book develops a jurisprudential reading of the Egyptian crime formulaa legal theory in which drama casts its own light across the shadows of legal texts, revealing a visual definition of citizenship for viewers and scholars alike. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781649035592
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Hardback. Zustand: New. A forensically researched yet compulsively readable study of how Egyptian television crime dramas visualize and contest ideas of law, justice, and agency-and what their verdicts reveal about the country's politics and cultureWhat has citizenship come to mean in Egypt after 2011? Since 2007, constitutions have proclaimed it as the foundation of Egypt's democratic system, yet the everyday workings of citizenship often unfold in the shadows of legal texts. Gianluca Parolin thus turns to Egyptian television drama-specifically, the emerging crime genre of the 2010s-to explore how ideas of law, justice, and agency are visualized and contested on screen.Unlike its prominence elsewhere, crime drama has not historically been acknowledged as a distinct genre on Egyptian television. Yet during the 2010s, a recognizable crime formula began to take shape across a large number of incarnations. This book identifies the emergence of this formula, which embodies ways of imagining the relationship between citizens, law, and the state. Through depictions of investigation, policing, and civic intervention, these dramas portray citizens stepping in to restore justice when law enforcement fails to deliver on its most basic promise.Combining distant readings of broad trends across the decade's television output with close readings of key series, Scripting Citizenship examines how this formula flourished within Egypt's tightly regulated media landscape, and how it displayed formidable resilience through the transformations of the late 2010s.In doing so, the book develops a jurisprudential reading of the Egyptian crime formula-a legal theory in which drama casts its own light across the shadows of legal texts, revealing a visual definition of citizenship for viewers and scholars alike. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers LU-9781649035592
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American University in Cairo Press, US, 2026
ISBN 10: 1649035594
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Hardback. Zustand: New. A forensically researched yet compulsively readable study of how Egyptian television crime dramas visualize and contest ideas of law, justice, and agency-and what their verdicts reveal about the country's politics and cultureWhat has citizenship come to mean in Egypt after 2011? Since 2007, constitutions have proclaimed it as the foundation of Egypt's democratic system, yet the everyday workings of citizenship often unfold in the shadows of legal texts. Gianluca Parolin thus turns to Egyptian television drama-specifically, the emerging crime genre of the 2010s-to explore how ideas of law, justice, and agency are visualized and contested on screen.Unlike its prominence elsewhere, crime drama has not historically been acknowledged as a distinct genre on Egyptian television. Yet during the 2010s, a recognizable crime formula began to take shape across a large number of incarnations. This book identifies the emergence of this formula, which embodies ways of imagining the relationship between citizens, law, and the state. Through depictions of investigation, policing, and civic intervention, these dramas portray citizens stepping in to restore justice when law enforcement fails to deliver on its most basic promise.Combining distant readings of broad trends across the decade's television output with close readings of key series, Scripting Citizenship examines how this formula flourished within Egypt's tightly regulated media landscape, and how it displayed formidable resilience through the transformations of the late 2010s.In doing so, the book develops a jurisprudential reading of the Egyptian crime formula-a legal theory in which drama casts its own light across the shadows of legal texts, revealing a visual definition of citizenship for viewers and scholars alike. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers LU-9781649035592
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