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Amro Ali
Unhappiness and Mohamed Salah’s Egypt
«Salah is a hero of disruption, a political voice without talking politics»
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Amro Ali
Amro Ali is an assistant professor in sociology at the American University in Cairo. He received his doctorate from the University of Sydney. His research examined the changing nature of modern Alexandria's political consciences and public spaces through the philosophical frameworks of Hannah Arendt and Václav Havel.
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Why do authoritarian regimes love elections?
«Why do authoritarian regimes bother to hold elections when it's obvious who the winner will be?»
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Alexandria’s church bombing and the deepening of melancholia
«Shock and grief in Alexandria after the Palm Sunday church bombing»
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Giulio and the Italians of Egypt
«Between the static desert that “ceaselessly wears away” and the perpetual sea that “furiously manifests renewal” is constituted “my first vision of reality.” These are the…»
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Egyptian journalism: ‘Is there shame in [asking] a question?’
«“In Egypt, there is freedom of speech, but no freedom after speech” – went the running joke at a recent conference in Berlin that brought a…»
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A frightening vision: On plans to rebuild the Alexandria Lighthouse
«It's no easy feat to restore the seventh wonder of the ancient world, but then along came modern-day Egyptian exceptionalism.»
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