Drawing on studies of gendered mediation and women's political representation, this study
explores the implications of using gender quotas to facilitate women's political …

Social service provision by non-state actors is cited as an important factor in maintaining
authoritarian regime stability in the Middle East. By facilitating their growth regimes ease the …

This article offers a new perspective on the extensive discussion of the role of new media in
facilitating the 2011 Egyptian uprising by placing it within the historical context of how the …

The 2011 Egyptian uprising, which ended President Husni Mubarak's thirty-year rule, initially
painted him as a pharaoh. However, more than a decade since his overthrow, Mubarak's …

Egypt and the rise of fluid authoritarianism focuses on the sub-upgrade of the regime in
Egypt and the struggle of political authorities for internal political legitimacy after 2013. It is …

The women's movement advocating for equality and social justice encounters significant
obstacles within the ever-changing landscape of social media in Egypt. Previous research …

While it is commonly argued the prior regime type influences regime breakdown outcomes
during contested transitions of power, the observed disparity between two countries with …

This study is about the politics of mainstream rap music in contemporary Egypt. It details the
relationship between a domestic Egyptian music industry whose current zeitgeist is …

The goal of this study was to gain insight into the link between anti-LGBTQ policies and
discourse under current Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on the one hand, and his …

Abstract In June 2020, the@ assaultpolice Instagram account was founded in Egypt to
provide a forum for the growing number of sexual harassment accusations leveled against …