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The rise of a new generation: Intergenerational value change in Egypt
Arab Spring is commonly associated to youth mobilization and their dissatisfaction with respective Arab authoritarian regimes. This empirical study explores such claim through tracing various social, political and demographic indicators as determinants of generational value change in post-2011 Egypt...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2015
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