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Islamic NGOs under Different Authoritarian Regimes
The state-civil society relationship has always been a highly controversial sphere specially when it comes to the Middle East. The exceptional complexities of the region make the dynamics of this relationship more questionable. The case of Egypt is a salient manifestation of these complexities where...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2021
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