Although the general strikes of April 6 and May 4 drew limited public participation, they have revealed an important new political phenomenon in Egypt: political mobilization by young, second-generation internet users via blogs, YouTube, and Facebook....
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How the internet is challenging Egypt’s government
- 14 May 2008
- Carnegie Endowment
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Although the general strikes of April 6 and May 4 drew limited public participation, they have revealed an important new political phenomenon in Egypt: political mobilization by young, second-generation internet users via blogs, YouTube, and Facebook....
Brotherhood MP Criticizes Al-Azhar Imam’s Statements on Strikes
- 14 May 2008
- IkhwanWeb
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Ali Laban (member of Muslim Brotherhood parliamentary bloc) has strenuously criticized the statement..
Underbelly of Egypt’s Neoliberal Agenda
- 14 May 2008
- Middle East Online
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It was business as usual for Orascom, a gigantic Egyptian conglomerate with major interests in every..
What is at Stake in Kuwait’s Parliamentary Elections?
- 14 May 2008
- Carnegie Endowment
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Despite recent electoral reform, Kuwait’s parliamentary election on May 17 will produce little cha..
Egypt: The Prospective Politics After the Increase in Food Prices
- 13 May 2008
- UK.Equilibri.net
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The increase in the price of bread, a number of repurcussuions of the larger inflation of food price..
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