Browsing Egyptian and Arab Revolution Scholarship by Academic Department "American University in Cairo. Dept. of Law"

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Applying shari'a in post-revolutionary Egypt: theory and practice revisited

Mostafa, Mohammed Sameh Mohammed (2013-02-12)

Theoretically, Sharīʿa is meant to be an applicable methodology of jurisprudence that governs the state legal system. Applying Sharīʿa, or calling for its application, is, further, a must for those who believe in its ...
Egypt's commitment to sovereingty and self-determination (at the United Nations 1945-1952)

Henein, Leila (2012-09-12)

The common understanding in Egypt is that one of the main reasons behind the 1952 Revolution was the State's conspiring with the imperialist powers, and its lack of patriotism. This paper argues that this understanding is ...
Privatization and revolution: a critical reading of the Omar Effendi case

El Hadidi, Ahmed (2013-01-27)

Privatization is a program first applied in Britain to reform the public sector, mainly to decrease its burden on government spending. Although many countries have successfully followed suit, such as Brazil, such was not ...

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