Opinion

Why Democracy Took Root in Tunisia and Not Egypt

Tunisia’s relative success is a marked contrast to the abysmal failure of Egypt, the Arab world’s largest and once most influential country. As in...

The Era of Disorder

Nonetheless, I would argue that we are witnessing the end of one era of world history and the dawn of another. It has been...

President Sisi’s Worldview

Yet Sisi remains the subject of conflicting and contradictory reports. For example, Sisi is the nemesis of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, but he is...

Frank Wolf: An Appreciation

Virginia’s 10th CD includes territory familiar to James Madison. And it’s not hard to imagine the Father of the Constitution and Bill of Rights...

Wishful thinking in the U.S. plans against the Islamic State

The Arab world is suffering a sense of vertigo these days. Extremists from the Islamic State, who have seemingly arisen out of nowhere, have...

Islamism in Egypt and Beyond

There continues to be confusion about the events of 30 June 2013, when millions of Egyptians spilled onto the squares and streets of Egyptian...

Mubarak Nostalgia Is the Winning Strategy in Egyptian Politics Right Now

Within two years, Hout was a card-carrying NDP activist with excellent government and business connections, which he put to good use by “solving problems”...

Democracy Is Often Misunderstood, with Tragic Results, Says Stanford Classicist

Stanford classicist and political scientist Josiah Ober sees the ongoing violence in Iraq and the difficulties encountered by democratic reformers in the Middle East...

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