Egypt after Mubarak: a Course on Islamization?

Issaev Leonid; Shishkina Alisa

Book chapter

Egypt after Mubarak: a Course on Islamization?

P. 162-170.

An article devoted to political development in Egypt after the Revolution 25 January 2011. Authors concludes that country take a course on Islamisation of political system.

Language: English

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Keywords: Egypt Mubarak Islam Muslim Brotherhood

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