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Divided, they win? a case study of the new political generation in Egypt since 25th January 2011
This dissertation explores the political culture of the new political generation in Egypt after 25th January 2011. It aims at examining the reasons behind generational conflicts on the new political landscape. It defines political generation as â a group of people who have been subject to common soc...
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2012
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