Egypt And The Islamists – OpEd
Two days before the anniversary of the Egyptian revolution that eventually forced out Hosni Mubarak, the newly elected members of
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Author: Ahmed E. Souaiaia
Prof. Souaiaia teaches at the University of Iowa with joint appointments in International Studies, Religious Studies, and the College of Law. He is the author of the book, Contesting Justice. Website: http://www.ahmedsouaiaia.com. Opinions expressed herein are the author’s, speaking as a citizen on matters of public interest; not speaking for the university or any other organization with which he is affiliated.
Website: http://www.ahmedsouaiaia.com
Articles by Ahmed E. Souaiaia :
The Gulf Cooperative Council And The Arab Spring – OpEd
The Arab world is fundamentally changing, and many Arab leaders are racing to adapt. Showing increased signs of nervousness, the
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Libyan And European Treatment Of Blacks And Immigrant Workers: Apathy In Face Of Cruelty
Since the start of the Libyan uprising, mainstream news outlets have reported that African and even Eastern European mercenaries were
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Middle East Run By Islamists: Should Western Powers Freak Out? – Analysis
In 39 days, three Arab countries held critical elections, Tunisia (October 23), Morocco (November 25), and Egypt (November 28-9). Although
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What Can Egyptians Learn From Tunisian Experience? – OpEd
The recent wave of violence in Egypt is new evidence that the Arab peoples want real changes, not cosmetic ones.
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The Limits Of Objectivity: Qatari Rulers Reassert Control Over Aljazeera – Analysis
The Aljazeera satellite channel has been a reliable source of news for the Arab masses since it was launched in
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The Women Of Al-Nahda: Faces Of The New Tunisian Republic – Analysis
Before January 14, 2011, al-Nahda was the main opposition group in Tunisia. No one, even its most severe critics, could
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Historic Elections In Tunisia Set Tone For Arab World – OpEd
The country that started the Arab Spring made its first step towards pluralistic, representative governance. On October 23, 2011 and
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Military Is Trickle-Feeding Democracy To Change-Hungry Egyptians – Analysis
It is not quite clear if the Egyptian military rulers are miser politicians or experts in brinkmanship. Whatever the case
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What Exactly Do Israeli Leaders Want? – Analysis
A year ago, President Obama addressed the UNGA where he told world leaders that “when we come back here next
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