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 Wolf’s Clothing: A Reflection on Masculinity Journey Whitney - October 3, 2024 The Paris Olympics: A Celebration for Some, a Burden for Others Bosco Lai - October 2, 2024 Is American Media Becoming Too Partisan? Grace Yoon - September 30, 2024 The Land of Opportunity? How Indian Migrants Are Being Denied American Citizenship Sairam Pantham - September 29, 2024 From Harvard to the Hill: An Interview with Matthew Yglesias Benny Gilligan - September 27, 2024 Popular Articles The Happiest and the Most Racist: Institutional Racism in Nordic Countries Rosanna Kataja - July 25, 2020 Barack Obama Is A War Criminal Prince Williams - September 29, 2021 Recidivism Imprisons American Progress Liz Benecchi - August 8, 2021 A Progressive Facade: Comparing the U.S. and Canada’s Treatment of Indigenous Peoples Selena Zhao - January 22, 2021 Who’s Really Responsible for Climate Change? Elliott Hyman - January 2, 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
