Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 14, Issues 1-2Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2004 |
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... Egyptian politics , and had to face the challenge of a number of groups , the Muslim Brotherhood being the most powerful . There is evidence that they were aware of this deficit of legitimacy and endeavoured to gain the necessary grass ...
... Egyptian politics , and had to face the challenge of a number of groups , the Muslim Brotherhood being the most powerful . There is evidence that they were aware of this deficit of legitimacy and endeavoured to gain the necessary grass ...
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... Egyptian international relations , the motor of Egyptian foreign policy behaviour was symbolic , and certainly not strategic in a power political sense . Reflections One of the key insights offered by the analysis outlined above is that ...
... Egyptian international relations , the motor of Egyptian foreign policy behaviour was symbolic , and certainly not strategic in a power political sense . Reflections One of the key insights offered by the analysis outlined above is that ...
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... Egyptian women's activists do not present these issues as diametrically opposed , but as connected and mutually reinforcing . For example , see El - Saadawi 1980 : 1-2 ; New Woman Research Center 1998 : 170. Egyptian women activists ...
... Egyptian women's activists do not present these issues as diametrically opposed , but as connected and mutually reinforcing . For example , see El - Saadawi 1980 : 1-2 ; New Woman Research Center 1998 : 170. Egyptian women activists ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Theorising the political in the Middle East | 17 |
Disciplinarity and | 47 |
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