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Most Arab states have sought after territorial coherence and centralized governance for the past decades following each state’s respective independence.  However, the Arab Spring has impacted upon this tendency. In the case of Egypt, after the 2011 uprising and the events that followed two principal political actors, such as the army and the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) have had both gains and losses in the political field and shown certain continuity and rupture with their relationship with the people and the territory. Given that both political actors initially emerged near (and before) the time of independence and formation of the Arab Republic of Egypt; there is an element of “identity” politics involved in the view of recent events. This renders an analysis of both actors’ relationship with the people and territory a key to understanding the recent and current events, and their effects on the governance and territorial cohesion of Egypt. Keywords : Egyptian army, Muslim Brotherhood, gouvernmentalite , habitus , hegemony, legitimacy. Actores politicos, territorio y gobernanza: el caso de Egipto Resumen La mayor parte de los estados arabes han buscado tras su independencia una coherencia territorial y un gobierno centralizado. La Primavera Arabe ha tenido su efecto sobre esta tendencia. En el caso de Egipto, tras la revuelta de 2011 y los sucesos que la siguieron dos actores politicos principales como el ejercito y los Hermanos Musulmanes han experimentado tanto perdidas como ganancias en el campo politico y mostrado cierta continuidad y ruptura en su relacion con el pueblo y el territorio. Dado que ambos actores aparecieron en el momento (y antes) de la independencia y la formacion de la Republica Arabe de Egipto, existe un elemento de politica de identidad dentro del analisis de los acontecimientos recientes. Ello hace que el analisis de las relaciones de ambos actores con el pueblo y el territorio sea un elemento clave para entender los hechos recientes, y sus efectos sobre la gobernanza y cohesion territorial de Egipto.  Palabras clave: Ejercito egipcio, Hermanos Musulmanes , gouvernmentalite , habitus , hegemonia, legitimidad

Political Actors, Territory and Governance: the case of Egypt. Actores políticos, territorio y gobernanza: el caso de Egipto