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Revolution in the Arab World: Egypt and Its Challenges
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Egypt is being watched closely from far beyond its borders, in both the Arab world and elsewhere, such as Europe. This country is at the heart of the Arab world, and its geo-strategic importance should not be underestimated. If Egypt is successful in transitioning to a stable postrevolutionary phase, there will be lessons for the entire region. If it fails, it will not only be Egyptians who feel the pain. A European scholar and policy analyst reflects on his first hand experience of the Egyptian revolution and the state of civil society in Egypt.
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H.A. Hellyer, “Revolution in the Arab World: Egypt and Its Challenges,” Middle East Law and Governance (Brill), 25 March 2011, https://doi.org/10.1163/187633711x591477.
Hellyer, H.A. (2011, March 25). Revolution in the Arab World: Egypt and Its Challenges. Middle East Law and Governance (Brill). https://doi.org/10.1163/187633711x591477
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