Democratizing the New Egypt

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  • Governing the Egyptian Internet
    This piece was published today, March 25, 2011. In the Cairo Review of Global Affairs . Governing the Egyptian Internet Dr. Warigia Bowman...
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  • Memories of the Mosque
    The neighborhood I live in boasts at least four mosques. The early morning call from the mosque is at 5:30. Al-fajr, or al-fajiri in Swahili...
  • update on Amr El Shalakany via twitter
    May 2, 2011 10:54 a.m. Tweets say Amr has been released. In my office at AUC. No law faculty around. I asked the staff secretary and she...
  • Egyptian Military Arrests AUC Law Professor
    Dear readers My colleague today pointed out that a fellow professor has been arrested by the military. Amr El-Shalakany, a well known la...
  • Police Use Trumped Up Charges Against Law Professor: Update on Amr El Shalakany Case
    I am pleased to report that my colleague Amr El Shalakany appears to be fine. According to the AUC Newspaper, The Caravan, Amr El Shalak...
  • Rain in the Desert
    It has been raining a lot lately in Cairo. The average rainfall in Cairo is one inch a year. Since March, it has rained four times. Yester...
  • Analysis of specific provisions of Proposed Amendments to the Egyptian Constitution
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  • Violence in Tahrir Square in late June
    Photo Credits, Al Masry Al Youm Newspaper, English Edition, June 29, 2011 Dear readers I have been very busy with work. I just finis...
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