Joshua Stacher on the Institutional Roots of Egypt's Failed Democratic Transition
CMES Associate Director Danny Postel sits down with Joshua Stacher, Associate Professor of Political Science at Kent State University, to discuss the roots of Egypt's return to military authoritarianism
Видео Joshua Stacher on the Institutional Roots of Egypt's Failed Democratic Transition канала DU Center for Middle East Studies
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