The Contemporary Middle East: The Resilience of Traditional Society
MDC Senior Research Fellow Prof. Asher Susser discusses aspects of traditional society that continue to have an important role in Middle Eastern politics.
Egypt
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$800 Billion and Rising: The Costs of the Arab Winter
Paul Rivlin discusses the economic implications of the Arab Spring.
Revolutionary Graffiti in Egypt: Resistance and Commemoration
Joyce van de Bildt discusses the graffiti movement that has developed in Egypt since the 2011 revolution.
Arab Use of Energy: Oil out, Renewable Energy in
Yitzhak Gal discusses the Arab world's strategy for overcoming the threat of diminishing oil reserves: increased investment in renewable energy projects.
Democratic Transitions: Indonesia and Egypt
Guest contributor Giora Eliraz compares Indonesia's successful transition to democracy with Egypt's experience since 2011.
Egypt after Morsi's Ouster: Democracy Without Democrats?
Senior Research Fellow Asher Susser analyzes the major powers in Egyptian politics after the 'Arab Spring', the military and the Muslim Brotherhood, and the role of democracy in the recent events.
