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Politics on the margins: A case study of neoliberal subject formation in the popular quarters of Cairo
This thesis focuses on one instance on the margin of the events of January 2011 in Egypt. It aims to conceptualize the moment of January 28th as a moment of popular contention through the context of neoliberal subject formation. In doing so, this thesis revisits the role and the nature of the neolib...
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2018
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