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POLS 422/4422 - Contemporary Egypt (3 cr.)


Prerequisites
RHET 1020 , POLS 3401 , 3 credits at the 3000 level in POLS (or instructor approval for non political science majors)

Description
This course examines the politics of the Egyptian Revolution in 2011; its antecedents, dynamics and aftermath. Aspects of continuity and change in Egyptian politics are examined in light of theories drawn a wide range of cases of political transformation across the world.

When Offered
Offered occasionally.


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