Democratizing the New Egypt

This blog will detail my adventures, experiences and political observations while working and living in Cairo in the year of protest and transition, and beyond . . . .

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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...
  • Mubarak's Rise and Fall
    They say that if you are going to commit a crime, you should commit a big one, like the Savings and Loan scandal, or the Wall Street Credit ...
  • Text Message from Armed Forces
    I received two text messages from the Armed Forces today. The first was at 11:15 a.m. and the second was at 2:20. Here is the translation pr...
  • Parsing the Egyptian Presidential Election Results
    Women stand in line to cast their vote in Alexandria. Photo Credit Al Jazeera. An Egyptian woman looks at her ballot. Photo Credit,...
  • Samer Soliman of Egyptian Social Democratic Party: Background and Influences
    Interview with Dr. Samer Soliman, June 6, 2011. Interview conducted by Dr. Warigia Bowman, Assistant Professor, American University, School ...
  • A worrying weekend as the Egyptian presidential election approaches
    I am here in Cairo for June. Here in Cairo, things are a bit tense. My students are concerned about me. They worry that I do not have enoug...
  • An African in Egypt
    Photo Credit. Historical photo of a Nubian.  Egyptians range in skin color from the palest European to the darkest African, and every shade...
  • Maspiro clashes against the Copts
    Photo Credit: Mohammed Hossam Edin    Dear readers, Please forgive my sketchy cite form as I attempt to get the news out. Violenc...
  • Banks closed
    Yet again, the banks are closed. They have been closed for three days, Monday, Tuesday, and now Wednesday. In fact, since I have been here ...
  • No women elected to Egypt's parliament in first round
    Woman voting in Egypt. Photo credit Carnegie Endowment. Crowd in Tahrir Friday, December 2. Note veiled woman in jeans in foregroun...

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