To the Editor: It remains an open question whether the many revolutions of the Arab Spring will yield truly democratic societies, as Joshua Muravchik states [“Neoconservatives and the Arab Spring,” September 2011]. The various dangers posed by radicals, venal individuals, and populists alike all loom in the interim. The potential...
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