The new Egypt
Subtitle: the January 25th revolution
By: Mohamed Elmasry
Publisher: Canadian Charger
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Waterloo, Ont
Language: eng
Number of pages: 179
ISBN-13: 9780986506017
Subjects: Protest movements; Revolutions; Politics and government; Social conditions; Contestation; Révolutions; Politique et gouvernement; Conditions sociales
Table of contents: title: Preface; title: Egypt's revolution: the first 100 days; title: The brilliant Arab youth; title: Egypt: from protesting to a revolution, for change, liberty and social justice; title: The Mubaraks: Egypt's most hated family; title: Mubarak is out, no thanks to the U.S.; title: Friday: the day muslims call for democracy, liberality and social justice; title: Egypt: dignity, democracy and social justice; title: The Egyptian people should win the Nobel peace prize; title: Zionists smearing Arab revolutions; title: Asmaa Mafouz, a woman behind Egypt's pro-democracy revolution; title: Irshad Manji, not Tawakkol Karman is media darling; title: Liberating muslim women; title: Egypt's July 23 (1952) revolution; title: Canada's writers and journalists: late to a revolution; title: Libya: Canadians call for action; title: VisitEgyptNOW; title: What's good for U.S. is good for Egypt?; title: Political program for Egypt's next president; title: Egypt's Pope Shenouda; title: Alexandria's bombing; title: We need more engineers in politics; title: Human rights, democracy and Islam; title: Tianemen Square: the Arab revolutions don't deserve; title: Iran's revolution; title: The Philippine revolution: a history lesson; title: The Romanian experience; title: Israel fighting peace; title: Zionism must evolve; title: A new Israel/Palestine; title: Takaful: a pro-life social and economic order; title: Acceptance of the other: reforming Islam or reforming muslims?; title: Muslims judging muslims; title: Human rights, democracy and Islam; title: The muslim who can say no; title: Muslims are civilization builders; title: Vision 2020: the de-colonization of Islamic culture: the role of language, religion and tradition.