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Civil society and state practices in Egypt. Case studies: Innovation and civic education
In this study, I explore the different factors enabling civil society in influencing state practices. And how this is reflected in the social and economic development of the state. I am mainly focusing on Egypt, specifically going through a comparative analysis of the different development strategie...
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2017
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