Democracy & Politics

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1 (1)

• 1095 Days of al-Sisi’s Presidency: The Upcoming Egyptian Presidential Elections on SNS

2 (2)

• 2011 Revolution in Egypt: Five Years Later
• 2018 Elections: Continuing Violations and Phony Results

A (7)

• A Delayed Transition: Egypt’s Suspended Elections
• A Dispensable Dictator?
• A Fragile Egypt in a Changing World: Six Years After the Revolution
• A New Hope for NGO’s in Egypt
• A Return to the Mubarak System
• Anatomy of an Election
• At the terminal: Stories from the Rafah Border Crossing

B (4)

• Back to Cairo after 6 years
• Beehive: A Crisis of Trust between Young Egyptians and the al-Sisi Regime
• Behind Egypt’s New Wave of Arrests
• Built on Sand: Egypt’s Questionable Strategy for Growth and Development

C (4)

• Changing Cairo’s Spaces from the Bottom Up
• Civil Service Reform in Egypt: Between Efficiency and Social Peace
• Could the latest blunder by Egypt’s Sissi be the nail in his coffin?
• Crushing Humanity: The Abuse of Solitary Confinement in Egypt’s Prison

D (6)

• Dateline Egypt: Roadmaps, Refinancing, and Regional Roles
• Decision Making in Egypt: What Has Changed Since Mubarak?
• Democracy Is Not the Cure for Terrorism
• Did Egypt’s Parliamentary Election just trump citizens’ rights?
• Did Sisi Save Egypt?
• Diplomatic source: ‘Prompt’ pardons for 32 Ethiopian nationals sign of ‘growing strategic relationship’ with Egypt

E (62)

• Egypt Adrift Five Years After the Uprising
• Egypt and the falling standards of accountability
• Egypt Back Under Emergency Law
• Egypt between 2 Boxes: Elections and ammunition
• Egypt Charts Its Own Course, Regardless of Patronage
• Egypt Election: A Reading in Likely Participation
• Egypt is Trump country
• Egypt Now Looks a Lot Like It Did in 2010, Just Before 2011 Unrest
• Egypt | Detention of Amal Fathy is state retribution for exercising the right to free speech
• Egypt | Does Egypt’s President Really Want to Fight Terrorism?
• Egypt | Freedom in the World 2018
• Egypt | With the blatant rigging of the upcoming 2018 presidential elections underway, Rights groups propose ten guarantees for free and fair elections
• Egypt’s Putinesque Election
• Egypt’s Short and Long-Term Challenges
• Egypt: A Country Awaits a Revolution
• Egypt: a repression made in France
• Egypt: Activists Arrested in Dawn Raids Release Everyone Unfairly Detained
• Egypt: Al-Sisi Should End Rights Abuses
• Egypt: Between Chaos, Authoritarianism, and Democracy
• Egypt: Intensifying Crackdown Under Counterterrorism Guise
• Egypt: Mass Arrests of Lawyers, Activists
• Egypt: No Justice For Rab’a Victims 5 Years On
• Egypt: Pharaonic Politics Redux?
• Egypt: Planned Presidential Vote Neither Free Nor Fair
• Egypt: President Sisi in a Crusader Fight with a Generation
• Egypt: The New Founders
• Egypt: The New Puritans
• Egypt: The Struggles of the Sisi Regime
• Egyptian Debt: the Road to the Abyss
• Egyptian Election Numbers Show Regime Supporters Are Becoming More Passive
• Egyptian Instability Looms as Morsi’s Fate Hangs in Balance
• Egyptian Political Parties and the Civil Society Crisis
• Egypts Position on Human Rights Conventions
• Egypt’s Advance toward a New Social Contract
• Egypt’s Anti Protest Law: Legalising Authoritarianism
• Egypt’s Attack on Civil Society
• Egypt’s Botched Revolution: Absolutism and the Infelicitous Role of External Actors
• Egypt’s democratic window-dressing: Procedural elections and paltry voter participation indicate a non-pluralistic transformation
• Egypt’s Elections Give Sisi Chance to Tighten Grip
• Egypt’s Elections on Pause
• Egypt’s Human Rights Movement Repression, Resistance, and Co-optation
• Egypt’s Islamists: Weak Presence in Elections
• Egypt’s Long Walk to Despotism
• Egypt’s Loyal Opposition
• Egypt’s Nationalists Dominate in a Politics-Free Zone
• Egypt’s New Parliament—Posturing Without Politics
• Egypt’s Next Phase: Sustainable Instability
• Egypt’s Oil Dependency and Political Discontent
• Egypt’s Orwellian Populisms
• Egypt’s Parties Face Marginalization Once Again
• Egypt’s Party Consolidation and the Stifling of Pluralism
• Egypt’s Presidential Elections and the Challenges Ahead
• Egypt’s Protests by the Numbers
• Egypt’s Regime Faces an Authoritarian Catch-22
• Egypt’s Resilient and Evolving Social Activism
• Egypt’s Secular Political Parties: A Struggle for Identity and Independence
• Egypt’s Upcoming Parliamentary Elections: Weakened Parliament, Weakened Parties
• Elections in Egypt: Another setback for democracy
• Elections in Egypt: What Purpose Do They Serve?
• Elisa Epstein
• Europe and the Egyptian election: Do not congratulate
• Explaining Absence: The Failure of Egypt’s Liberals

F (9)

• Fact Sheet – Egypt’s Antidemocratic Parliament
• Fact Sheet – Egypt’s Campaign against Civil Society
• Fact Sheet – Egypt’s Totalitarian Turn: Al-Sisi’s Crackdown Deepens
• Factbox: Egypt and North Korea
• Five Years after Tahrir Square
• Five Years after the Revolution, this is Egypt’s Worst Dictatorship
• For the Egyptian government, it’s time to deliver
• From Great Expectations to Bitter Disappointment: Egypt’s Youth, After Three Years of al-Sisi’s Presidency
• From Restriction to closure of public space in Egypt Egyptian Government Clamps Down on Rights Groups, Seeking their Eradication

G (1)

• Germany Welcomes Egypt’s Sisi

H (7)

• Half-baked, the Other Side of Egypt’s Baladi Bread Subsidy
• Has the government finally found a mechanism to seize Brotherhood assets?
• How a State of Emergency Became Egypt’s New Normal
• How Egyptian diplomacy navigated the summer of 2013
• How Sisi Is Destabilising Egypt
• How Social Media Undermined Egypt’s Democratic Transition
• How the World Should Respond to Egypt’s Authoritarian Resurgence

I (7)

• I.M.F. Reforms Not Enough to Repair Egypt’s Economy
• In Egypt, Sisi Faces Down Some Surprising Challengers
• Interest and Intrigue in Egypt’s Parliamentary Elections
• Iqtisadi: The Good News from Egypt – and the Bad
• Is Sisi Islam’s Martin Luther?
• Is Sisi’s Dismissal of Administrative Control Authority Head Mohamed Irfan Legal?
• Islamist parties in North Africa: A comparative analysis of Morocco, Tunisia, and Egypt

J (1)

• January 25: Experts Weigh In Seven Years Later

K (1)

• Keeping Egypt’s Lights On

L (5)

• Legislating Authoritarianism: Egypt’s New Era of Repression
• Letter From Cairo
• Like a Hole in the Head
• Losing Egypt to Russia Isn’t the Real Problem—but Collapse Is – The National Interest
• Low-Cost Authoritarianism: The Egyptian Regime and Labor Movement Since 2013 (2015),

M (4)

• Manufacturing Consent
• Militarization of Political Parties in Egypt
• Missed Opportunity: The Politics of Police Reform in Egypt and Tunisia
• Mubarak’s Acquittal and the State of Transitional Justice in Egypt

N (2)

• New Arab World Order
• New Neighborhood Power Informal Popular Committees and Changing Local Governance in Egypt

O (1)

• On Jamal Khashoggi, the Muslim Brotherhood, and Saudi Arabia

P (5)

• Policing Football in Times of Exception
• Policy Brief- Mubarak Freed, Egypt Shrugs
• Power Politics or Principle?
• Power, the January 25 revolutionaries, and responsibility
• President Trump, Condemn This Sham Egyptian Election

Q (1)

• Questioning Egypt’s Golden Era

R (6)

• Raising the Stakes: Implications of a Second Sisi Term
• Regional Agreements and Authoritarian Measures in Egypt
• Report – Prayers Unanswered: Assessing the Impact of Egypt’s 2016 Church Construction Law
• Report: Rethinking U.S. Economic Aid to Egypt
• Repression in Egypt from Mubarak to Sisi
• Revolutionary Politics and the Trap of Populist Temptation: Thoughts on the Egyptian Left, the Muslim Brotherhood, and the Revolution

S (13)

• Seven Years On: Why Egypt Failed to Become a Democracy
• Sisi Builds a Green Zone for Egypt
• Sisi’s Expanding Authority
• Sisi’s Military Maintains Power in a Fragmented Egypt
• Sisi’s Parliamentary Fears
• Sisi’s regime is a gift to the Islamic State
• Sixth Anniversary of the January 25 Revolution
• Snapshot – Stripping Away Identity: The Dangers of a Repressive New Nationality Law in Egypt
• Snapshot – The Wrong Target: Egypt Imprisons Nonviolent Student Activist For Terrorism
• Standing in Agreement: Egypt’s Parliament Risks Becoming Rubber Stamp
• Students and Democratization in Egypt
• SUEZ CANAL EXPANSION: WHAT’S IN IT FOR EGYPT?
• Sugar, rice and everything nice: Mobilizing voter turnout in Egypt’s presidential election

T (33)

• TACKLING EGYPT’S TRANSFORMATIONAL CHALLENGES
• Taking On Egypt’s Big Bureaucracy
• Tel Aviv Notes: Egypt’s Parliamentary Elections: The Death of Politics?
• Tel Aviv Notes: The “Sisi-Meter” is Ticking: ʿAbd al-Fattah al-Sisi and the Challenges Facing Egypt
• The Aftermath of Egypt’s 2018 Presidential Election: Stormy Weather Ahead
• The Battle for Sinai: The Inside Story of Egypt’s Political Violence
• The Brotherhood: From Revolution to Coup – I
• The Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies at the United Nations | 38th Session of the Human Rights Council
• The Civil Democratic Movement: Sisi’s Regime Reacts to Its Greatest Fear
• The Demise of Islamism in Egypt? – The Dissolution of al-Gamaʿa al-Islamiyya’s “Building and Development” Party
• The Egyptian Crisis: Analysis of reality
• The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights’ Position on the Death Penalty
• The Egyptian Interregnum: The high cost of suppressing change
• The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood in 2016: Scenarios and recommendations
• The Egyptian Parliamentary Elections 101
• The Egyptian Parliament’s First Task
• The Militarization of Politics and an Authoritarian Revival: The Eighth Annual CIHRS Report on Human Rights in the Arab Region
• THE NEW COUNTERTERRORISM LAW: ANOTHER BLOW TO THE CONSTITUTION, ENCOURAGES EXTRA JUDICIAL KILLING
• The Next Egyptian Parliament
• The Officers’ Republic: The Egyptian Military and Abuse of Power
• The State of Alliances in Egypt’s Elections
• The Struggle in the Egyptian Medical Syndicate
• The Tragedy of Egypt’s Stolen Revolution
• The Tragic Tale of Egypt’s Decline: Is It Also the Story of America’s Future?
• The United States can’t save Egypt from itself
• The Working Group on Egypt’s Letter to General McMaster and Acting Secretary of State Sullivan
• TIMEP Brief: Freedom of Association
• Tiran and Sanafir: Developments, Dynamics, and Implications
• Tiran, Sanafir, and the Island of Executive Power in Egypt
• Tracking Egypt’s Extraparliamentary Laws
• Transitional Justice in Egypt: A Challenge and an Opportunity
• Transitional justice policy in authoritarian contexts: The case of Egypt
• Triumph of the Bureaucracy: A Decade of Aborted Social and Political Change in Egypt

U (6)

• U.S. Aid to Egypt Should Hinge on Rule of Law
• UN: Act on Reprisals by Egypt
• Under Threat: Egypt’s Systematic Campaign against NGOs
• Unmet Demands, Tenuous Stability
• US Congress Should Not Be Fooled By Egypt’s Platitudes
• US midterm elections: Bad news for Sisi?

W (15)

• Washington’s Egypt Dilemma
• What Does the Future Hold for U.S.-Egyptian Relations?
• What Egypt’s Court Ruling on Protest Law Means
• What is behind dismissal of Egyptian Defense Minister ?
• What Sisi’s ‘victory’ means for Egypt’s future
• Whatever is the Matter With Egypt? Nothing All That New
• Who Is Running the Egyptian State?
• Why Egypt’s New Parliament Will Be Born Broken
• Why Is Egypt Amending Its Protest Law Now?
• Why Sisi Seems Worried
• With Freedom and Justice for Sisi
• Women and Quotas in Egypt’s Parliament
• Women’s Struggle for Citizenship: Civil Society and Constitution Making after the Arab Uprisings
• Working Paper- Investment Climate and Firms’ Exports in Egypt: When Politics Matter
• Working Paper- Political Instability, Uncertainty, Democracy, and Economic Growth in Egypt