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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  • 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...
  • The Rest of Egypt
    I know it is hard to believe, but outside Tahrir, life goes on as usual. The only thing that is frustrating is the constant disruption in s...
  • Happy Anniversary Tahrir!
    Well, the protest in Tahrir has been going strong for a week now. And furthermore, the Revolution has been going on for nearly six months. I...
  • Analysis of the Revolution: Social Media Organizations (guest blogger)
    The Social Media Organization, by Mustafa El-Azzi If I were asked to present a ‘Leader of the Egyptian Revolution’ award to an individual/...
  • 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...
  • Egypt elections beyond ideology: A return to common sense politics
      Egypt elections beyond ideology: A return to common sense politics By   Hamid Eltgani Ali and Warigia Bowman ...
  • Public Transport workers strike
    Yesterday I made my weekly pilgrimage into downtown. I live in Rehab, which is part of Greater Cairo, but kind of a suburb out in the de...
  • Egyptian Presidential Election, Protests, and the Politics of Drafting the New Constitution
    An Egyptian girl street vendor displays dairy products for sale under electoral posters in Cairo, Egypt, Monday, April 23, 2012 (AP...
  • 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...
  • In the Blood
    I went to a conference on refugees and migration at the Tahrir Square Campus of American University on Friday, May 13, 2011. I was chattin...

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