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Trickle down this effect: negotiations of culture, care, and freedom in contemporary Cairo international schools
This thesis attempts to analyze the contradictions and practices of a neoliberal ethical project among a privileged class in contemporary Cairo. The growing presence and availability of international schools in Cairo has reconfigured particular aspects of culture, care, and freedom for elite subjec...
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2012
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