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A very special thanks to all those I interviewed, both in Egypt and elsewhere. (JC), and Jess Martin all provided excellent research help over the course of this project. Manu Abdo, Khaldoun almousily, Imen Ameur, Grayson Buttler, Esraa Hanafy, Abdellatif El-Husseiny ix Thanks to Khalil al-Anani, Holger Albrecht, Lauren Baker, Hala Bayoumi, Dina Bishara, Josh Blank, Nathan Brown, Dave Buckley, Matt Buehler, Melani Cammett, Mary Casey, Janine Clark, Stephanie Dahle, Zachary Elkins, Kim Guiler, Jamal Haidar, Ian Hartshorn, Kamal ElHelbawy, Clement Henry, Amaney Jamal, Trevor Johnston, Kristen Kao, Neil Ketchley, Cortni Kerr, Gabe Koehler-Derrick, Vickie Langohr, Xiaobo LГј, Phoebe Luckyn-Malone, Ellen Lust, Peter Mandaville, Monica Marks, Quinn Mecham, Kate Mertes, Rob Moser, Rich Nielsen, Liz Nugent, Sarah Parkinson, Henry Pascoe, David Patel, Sumita Pahwa, Sarah Pennington, Amanda Rizkallah, Michael Robbins, Bernard Rougier, Hesham Sallam, Jillian Schwedler, Jonah Schulhofer-Wohl, Rachel Sternfeld, Tariq Thachil, and Carrie Wickham. The list of people who helped in various ways to produce this book is far too long to mention here, but IвЂ™ll try. Josh Stacher has always been a welcome source of guidance on matters large and small.

Alaa Nabil was my guide to all things Egypt and is a valued friend. Marc Lynch of the Project on Middle East Political Science has for over a decade encouraged my development as a scholar, and I cannot thank him enough for it. Bob Leiken died before this book was published, but I like to think that he would have been incredibly excited to read it and find his fingerprints on it. Tarek MasoudвЂ™s interest in and enthusiasm for this project has been constant, and being able to draw on his expertise and counsel has improved my work in innumerable ways. His example as a mentor and social scientist is a hard one to follow, but I look forward to trying. Jason Brownlee has seen this project develop from its earliest iterations and has unfailingly supported it at each step. Our daughter, Calla, is a joy, and I would like to think that her inquisitiveness and love of adventure have helped focus my work. She is such a happy diversion from the matters with which this book is concerned, but without her love, patience, good humor, and sympathy I am sure it could never have been written. My wife, Melissa, has contributed so much. My in-laws, Ann and Frank Mason, have helped in ways large and small, and I am grateful for their support. My brother Danny and his wife, Liz, ensured my work trips to Boston would be both fun and productive. My parents, Linda and Tom, fostered in me a sense of intellectual curiosity and provided constant encouragement over the years. The Political Geography of Islamist Social Service ProvisionДЇamily, friends, and colleagues have supported me in various ways as I researched and wrote this book. Middle-Class Provision, Reputation, and Electoral Success

Social Services and Political Mobilization in Nondemocratic Regimes

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Classification: LCC BP10.J383 (ebook) | LCC BP10.J3 (print) | DDC 361.70962-dc23 LC record available at Cover illustration: Cartoon from the Islamic Medical AssociationвЂ™s pamphlet series illustrating the importance of punctuality (DЕ«abtЕ« al-MauКїid) for medical providers, no date.ДЄcknowledgments Note on Transliteration 1. | Egypt-Politics and government-21st century.

| Egypt-Politics and government-20th century. | Social service- Political aspects-Egypt.

| Faith-based human services-Political aspects-Egypt. paper) Subjects: LCSH: Jamiyat al-Ikhwan al-Muslimin (Egypt) | Islam and politics- Egypt. | Includes bibliographical references and index. Description: Ithaca : Cornell University Press, 2019. Title: Winning hearts and votes : social services and the Islamist political advantage / Steven Brooke. First published 2019 by Cornell University Press Printed in the United States of America Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Names: Brooke, Steven, 1980вЂ“ author. For information, address Cornell University Press, Sage House, 512 East State Street, Ithaca, New York 14850. Except for brief quotations in a review, this book, or parts thereof, must not be reproduced in any form without permission in writing from the publisher. WINNING HEARTS AND VOTES Social Services and the Islamist Political Advantage Steven BrookeД¬opyright В© 2019 by Cornell University All rights reserved.

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