HPRgumentWorld HPRgument: Egypt By Author February 27, 2014 Share FacebookTwitterLinkedin HPR writers analyze the situation in Egypt following the ouster of Hosni Mubarak in 2011. What comes after protests, constitutional reform, and governmental transition? Share FacebookTwitterLinkedin Previous articleThe Egyptian Military, Part I: The Legacy of TahrirNext articleThe Egyptian Military, Part II: Beating the Brotherhood - Advertisement - - Advertisement - Latest Articles The Room Where It Happens James McAffrey - December 7, 2024 Shaping Robust AI Regulation: Lessons from India’s ‘Deepfake’ Election Eshaan Mani - December 6, 2024 The Stakes of Skrmetti: A Supreme Court Battle for Trans Healthcare Access Joshua Layne - December 4, 2024 How Pharmacy Benefit Managers Inflate Prescription Drug Costs Sairam Pantham - December 3, 2024 The Complicated Future of Electric Vehicle Policy Jackson Deutch - December 2, 2024 Popular Articles The Peach State’s Power Play Connor Khoury - October 30, 2024 Nigeria: The Case of Biafra Chinyere Obasi - August 5, 2021 The Future of Federalism Tivas Gupta - September 24, 2019 The ‘Weakest’ Branch: Today’s Imperial Court and Deferential Congress Ian Chen - October 31, 2024 Removing Structural Barriers to Let the Youth Vote Maya Bharara - April 1, 2020 - Advertisement - More From The Author Is Impeachment Anti-Democratic? Author - December 20, 2019 President Trump is Alienating Young Conservatives Author - November 18, 2019 Quality over Quantity: The New Challenge Facing Computer Science Education Author - April 17, 2017 Fighting to Fail: Low Performance on Advanced Placement Exams Author - April 17, 2017 When the Best isn’t Good Enough: The Racial Representation Gap in Education Author - April 17, 2017
