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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. "DAR" means home in Arabic, which reflects the repository's role as a "home" for scholarship and institutional records.

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The Rohingya: ethnic nationalism, domestic diversionary targets, and Burmese post-colonial nation building

Abd-El-Barr, Ibrahim (2019-09-17)

This dissertation explores the question of whether recurring episodes of violence, forced displacement, and other forms of repression against the ethno-religious sub-nationalist identity group, the Rohingya, across Burma’s ...
Hate speech in Egyptian television talk shows: a qualitative study

Elias, Caroline (2019-09-17)

This research aims to examine hate speech in Egyptian talk shows. Firstly, the research examines how international and Egyptian frameworks deal with the doctrine of freedom of speech and expression in relation to the hate ...
Euphemistic expressions and strategies used by Egyptian speakers of Arabic in light of face theory

Enab, Noha (2019-09-09)

Euphemism, as a linguistic, pragmatic and cultural phenomenon, plays a vital role in creating harmonious interaction and saving face in social communication. However, limited research was conducted on the use of euphemism ...
The reproduction of privilege: education, jobs and precarity in rural Upper Egypt

Tawfik, Ghosoun (2019-09-09)

In modern imaginaries, social advantage and mobility are rooted in and linked to the educational achievements and the type of jobs acquired by individuals. In fact, these two factors have long been connected, and have been ...
Accountability in school governance in Egypt

Baraka, Nadeen (2019-09-09)

The educational system in Egypt is struggling in between challenges and reforms. The low quality of the educational service provided is, ultimately, negatively impacting students’ learning. This thesis deliberates how poor ...

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