Egypt
Subtitle: burdens of the past, options for the future
By: John Waterbury.
Series: Northeast Africa series ; vol.18, nos.4-8, v.19, no.1, v.20, nos.1,3-4, v.21, nos.3,5
Publisher: The American Universities Field Staff
Published: 1977
Place of publication: Hanover, N.H
Language: eng
Number of pages: 290
Subjects: Egypt.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Pt.1. The domestic and regional setting.; value: (1) A note on Egypt 1973.; value: (2) The crossing.; value: Pt.2. Population and resources.; value: (1) Chickens and eggs: Egypt's population explosion revisited.; value: (2) Egyptian elite perceptions of the population problem.; value: (3) Balance of people, land, and water in modern Egypt.; value: (4) ʻAish: Egypt's growing food crisis.; value: (5) Cairo: Third World metropolis, pt.1: Growth, administration, and planning.; value: (6) Cairo: Third World metropolis, pt. 2: Transportation.; value: (7) Take the bus, and leave the driving to us.; value: (8) Cairo: Third World metropolis, pt. 3: Housing and shelter.; value: Pt.3. Strategies and solutions.; value: (1) The opening, pt.1: Egypt's economic new look.; value: (2) The opening, pt.2: Luring foreign capital.; value: (3) The opening, pt.3: De-Nasserization?; value: (4) LRPing in the Arab world.; value: (5) Public vs. private in the Egyptian economy.; value: (6) Egypt 1976.