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The Containment of Politics in Egypt: A Panel Discussion
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
The Program on Arab Reform and Democracy at the Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law at Stanford University examines the different social and political dynamics within Arab countries and the evolution of their political systems, focusing on the prospects, conditions and possible pathways for democratic reform in the region.
This multidisciplinary program brings together both scholars and practitioners - from the policy making, civil society, NGO (non-government organization), media, and political communities - as well as other actors of diverse backgrounds from the Arab world, to consider how democratization and more responsive and accountable governance might be achieved, as a general challenge for the region and within specific Arab countries.
Media Highlights

The Covid-19 Crisis in Egypt

“The History of the Algeria Uprising”

Unpacking US Democracy Support in the Arab World
FEATURED EVENTS
The Archive Question: Power and Statecraft in Saudi Arabia
FEATURES

Israel-Emirates: Neither Betrayal nor History-Making Deal

Georgetown Scholar Analyzes Tunisia's "Vital Election"

Lebanon's Uprising in the Time of Covid-19

Why Has Market-Making Failed in Egypt?
