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Q&A – “Why Did Egyptian Democratization Fail?” Fourteen Experts Respond

2020 Abdelrahman Ayyash Amy Hawthorne Andrew Miller Bahey Eldin Hassan Civil Society Culture, Education and Development Democracy and Politics Egypt Ezzedine Choukri Fishere Hafsa Halawa Khalil Al Anani Michael Wahid Hanna Michele Dunne Nagwan Alashwal Paper Sahar Aziz Shadi Hamid Steven A. Cook William Quandt Zeinab Abul-Magd

January 28, 2020 20:02 pm

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Source: Project on Middle East Democracy Author(s): Edited by Amy Hawthorne and Andrew Miller; Zeinab Abul-Magd, Khalil Al-Anani, Nagwan Al Ashwal, Abdelrahman Ayyash, Sahar Aziz, Steven Cook, Michele Dunne, Ezzedine Choukri Fishere, Hafsa Halawa, Shadi Hamid, Michael Hanna, Bahey eldin Hassan, and William Quandt Original Link: ...

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Dividing the Nile

2019 Andrew Miller Carnegie Culture, Education and Development Democracy and Politics Economy Egypt Foreign Relations Paper

November 06, 2019 18:16 pm

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Source: Carnegie Author(s): Andrew Miller Original Link: https://carnegie-mec.org/diwan/80283 One of the tragedies of the U.S.-Egyptian relationship is that American policymakers often can do little to protect U.S. interests without the active cooperation of Egyptian policymakers, who tend to be anything but cooperative. The dispute between Egypt, Ethiopia, and other Nile riparian countries...

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Nine Reasons Why Declaring the Muslim Brotherhood a Terrorist Organization Would Be a Mistake

2019 Andrew Miller Carnegie Egypt Islamic Movements and Institutions Michele Dunne Paper

May 03, 2019 14:55 pm

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Source: Carnegie Author(s): Michele Dunne and Andrew Miller Original Link: https://carnegieendowment.org/2019/05/03/nine-reasons-why-declaring-muslim-brotherhood-terrorist-organization-would-be-mistake-pub-79059 There are legal, diplomatic, pragmatic, and civil rights reasons why such a designation would undermine efforts to keep Americans safe from terrorism. The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) does...

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Worse Than Mubarak

2019 Amy Hawthorne Andrew Miller Carnegie Democracy and Politics Egypt Foreign Relations Judicial Affairs Military Affairs Paper

February 27, 2019 18:39 pm

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Source: Carnegie Author(s): Andrew Miller and Amy Hawthorne Original Link: https://carnegieendowment.org/2019/02/27/worse-than-mubarak-pub-78470 Consumed by domestic politics, exhausted by the Middle East, and complacent about the stability of Arab allies, Washington has stopped paying close attention to Egypt. But something alarming is happening in the most populous Arab country and a key...

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Trump Blinks, and Egypt’s Sisi Wins

2018 Andrew Miller Carnegie Egypt Foreign Relations Human Rights Military Affairs Paper

August 10, 2018 02:06 am

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Source: Carnegie Endowment Author(s): Andrew Miller Original Link: https://carnegieendowment.org/2018/08/10/trump-blinks-and-egypt-s-sisi-wins-pub-77052 Once again, Washington has backed down in a standoff with Cairo over military aid. On July 25, U.S. and Egyptian officials revealed that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had released$195 million in military assistance, which had been frozen...

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Losing Egypt to Russia Isn’t the Real Problem—but Collapse Is – The National Interest

2018 Andrew Miller Democracy and Politics Egypt Foreign Relations Michele Dunne Paper Pomed

July 31, 2018 13:30 pm

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Source: POMED Author(s): Andrew Miller and Michele Dunne Original Link: https://pomed.org/losing-egypt-to-russia-isnt-the-real-problem-but-collapse-is-the-national-interest/ In a July 20, 2018 article for The National Interest, “Losing Egypt to Russia Isn’t the Real Problem—but Collapse Is,” POMED’s Deputy Director for Policy Andrew Miller and Carnegie’s Middle East Program Director Michele...

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“Egypt’s Sham Election” Essay in Foreign Affairs

2018 Amy Hawthorne Andrew Miller Democracy and Politics Egypt Judicial Affairs Judicial Affairs Paper Pomed

May 07, 2018 18:37 pm

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Source: POMED Author(s): Andrew Miller and Amy Hawthorne Original Link: http://pomed.org/egypts-sham-election/ In a March 23, 2018 snapshot for Foreign Affairs, “Egypt’s Sham Election,” POMED’s Deputy Director for Policy Andrew Miller and Deputy Director for Research Amy Hawthorne take a look at Egypt’s March 26-28 presidential election, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s purge of opposition...

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A New Hope for NGO’s in Egypt

2018 Andrew Miller Civil Society Democracy and Politics Egypt Judicial Affairs Paper Pomed

May 04, 2018 13:32 pm

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Source: POMED Author(s): Andrew Miller Original Link: http://pomed.org/a-new-hope-for-ngos-in-egypt/ On April 5, Egypt’s highest appeals court ordered a retrial in the 2012-2013 NGO foreign funding case, in which 43 U.S.- and German-based non-governmental organization employees were sentenced to up to five years in prison for illegally receiving foreign funds, operating without a license and...

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Andrew Miller Economy Expert

January 30, 2018 00:03 am

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Andrew Miller is a nonresident scholar in Carnegie’s Middle East Program and the deputy director for policy at the Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED). His research focuses on U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East and North Africa, with a particular emphasis on Egypt, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Gulf, and regional security. http://carnegieendowment.org/experts/1459

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Actually, Egypt Is a Terrible Ally

2017 Andrew Miller Carnegie Egypt Foreign Relations Military Affairs Paper Richard Sokolsky

December 18, 2017 03:41 am

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Source: Carnegie Endowment Author(s): Richard Sokolsky, Andrew Miller Original Link: http://carnegieendowment.org/2017/12/18/actually-egypt-is-terrible-ally-pub-75050 When Vice President Mike Pence visits Egypt on Wednesday, he will follow in the footsteps of countless American officials who have stopped in Cairo to laud the “strategic partnership” between the United States and Egypt. This has...

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