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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    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 ...
  • Word on the street
    Well, regarding the Egyptian elections, gossip and innuendo is rife. Here is what I am hearing. This is TOTALLY unscientific, but very inte...
  • Luxor Lately
    Article first published as Luxor Lately on Blogcritics. Luxor (the ancient city of Thebes) is a beautiful city of approximately 500,000...
  • 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...
  • Strike!
    Labor unrest is everywhere in Egypt, it seems. Even the ivory tower is being struck by protests. This morning while getting my coffee I walk...
  • Islamic Caliphate Redux
    March 11, 2011 Okay, that last post was written on the basis of logic. Now, let's do some research. First of all, what is an Islamic C...
  • Thoughts (some humorous, some serious) on the death of Qadaffi
    Of course, by now, various news agencies have verified that Colonel Muammar El-Qaddafi is dead, killed in his home town of Sirte.  I am n...
  • 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,...
  • A Non-Scientific Sample of Egyptian Voting Experiences
    Dear readers:  We in the social sciences like samples to be big and representative. Egypt has 80 million people, so a representa...
  • Pedagogy of the Oppressed
    Dear readers Do you ever have those days at work where you just feel like, "WOW, this is really where I want to be. I am doing the ...

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