With the 2011 Revolution in Egypt, new forms of social mobilization and new possibilities for political interaction surfaced. The manifestation of these events suggested a different understanding of politics among particularly revolutionary youth. How do their values and practices affect political imaginaries? How are those imaginaries different from previous revolutionary struggles? This article highlights the political projects of the 2011 revolutionary youth versus previous revolutionary struggles by looking at youth activists and the case of the leftist Bread and Freedom party. Contrasting the Revolution of 1919 to 2011 in Egypt reveals a renewed call to social justice imagined to be practiced through the state and state institutions while minimizing ideology and a singular leadership in their mobilization strategies. Drawing on fieldwork done in 2014 and 2015, this paper suggests that the 2011 political project from youth’s perspective is about the importance of political practices of social justice over an ideology.

随着2011年埃及大革命，社会动员的新形式和政治互动的新可能性浮出水面。这些事件的表现表明，特别是革命青年对政治有不同的理解。他们的价值观和做法如何影响政治假想？这些假想与以前的革命斗争有何不同？本文通过研究青年活动家和左派面包与自由党的案例，重点介绍了2011年革命青年与以前的革命斗争的政治项目。与埃及1919年至2011年的革命相比，人们重新唤起了人们对社会正义的呼唤，人们希望通过国家和国家机构来实践社会正义，同时将其动员战略中的意识形态和单一领导力降至最低。