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Welcome
The American University in Cairo Digital Archive and Research Repository (DAR Repository) is the open access home to AUC's scholarly communications, including theses, faculty publications, student projects, and departmental records and publications. The first part "DAR" means home in Arabic, to reflect its role as a "home" for scholarship and institutional records.
Submit your scholarly works to DAR Repository by logging in with your AUC email username and password.
If you would like to collaborate with the DAR Repository project team on an AUC records and publications project, contact us at dar@aucegypt.edu
Benefits of Open Access
Publishing in Open Access repositories, such as DAR Repository, offers a number of valuable benefits for students, faculty, and staff:
1. Increased citation of your work
2. Improved ranking and visibility in search engines
3. Persistent URLs so others can link to your work
4. Preservation of your work for future generations
For more information, visit the Open Access Scholarly Information Sourcebook. If you would like to submit published works, check your publisher's copyright policies at SHERPA/RoMEO.
Although we advocate Open Access, you may restrict access to your research housed in DAR Repository for 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, 2 years, or forever.
Communities in AUC DAR
Select a community to browse its collections.
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American University in Cairo Records and Publications [485]
This community includes collections of newsletters, administrative records, surveys, and plans created by academic departments, administrative offices, and research centers. -
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American University in Cairo Scholarly Communications [589]
The American University in Cairo Scholarly Communications community includes research findings, papers, and theses authored by students, faculty, and staff. -
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Rare Books and Special Collections [1278]
The Rare Books and Special Collections digital collection includes architectural drawings, documents, reports, photographs, and other resources available from the American University in Cairo's Rare Books and Special Collections library.
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(2012-05-16)Prior to 2004 Egyptian law allowed for conferral of nationality by paternal descent only, with few exceptions. By barring Egyptian women from passing their nationality to their children, such legislation reflected a belief ...
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(International Politics, 2012-05-15)
