Rowe, 2009 - Google Patents
Building Coptic civil society: Christian groups and the state in Mubarak's EgyptRowe, 2009
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- Rowe P
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Mubarak's Egypt is a relatively liberal regime which nonetheless retains relatively tight controls on civil society activity so as to pre-empt political activism, particularly that arising from Islamist or secular rivals to the regime. In spite of the constraints of Egyptian politics and …
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