Experimenting in Cairo
NATHAN J. BROWN — Egypt’s president may have far less control over the post-revolutionary state than it seems. Continue reading “Experimenting in Cairo”
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Confusion in the Gulf
DAVID B. ROBERTS — A proclivity for adventurism in Riyadh, Doha, and Abu Dhabi may strain existing inefficiencies within a disunited GCC. Continue reading “Confusion in the Gulf”
How to Construct a State
TOM GINSBURG — The Tunisian Constitution was born from a lucky confluence of capacity and cooperation. But the country’s real challenge may still lie ahead. Continue reading “How to Construct a State”
Examining Religious Democracy
NOAH FELDMAN – Religion and democracy can coexist in the Middle East. Just look at Iraq and Tunisia. Continue reading “Examining Religious Democracy”
