Squaring Tahrir Square
What began as a negative movement to topple a dictator is transforming into a positive call.
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What is ‘The Square’ that Beat Mubarak?
The Square has redefined what the word ‘revolution’ can actually mean.
Read MoreMubarak Steps Down; The Birth of a New Egyptian State
Can Egypt forge an evolutionary leap when it comes to the nation-state? What are the possibilities for political religion?
Read MoreUpdate: Mubarak Steps Down; The Crash After Mubarak’s Speech
“He told us to go to hell if we want, and he’s more than happy to show us there if we don’t know the way.”
Read MoreThe End of the Beginning: The Coming of Egypt’s “Wise Men”
The end of this beginning is approaching, to be sure. The question is: what will the next phase look like?
Read MoreParanoia Over Foreigners in Egypt Eclipsed by Cooperation
There is paranoia now all over Egypt about the role of foreigners but those who went to Tahrir are not the same people they were a week ago.
Read MoreAn Interview from Tahrir Square
First, I would like to stress that it’s a revolution, not just an uprising…
Read MoreMubarak’s Unedited Interview with Christiane Amanpour Reimagined
Lord of the Rings, Gays, and Anderson Cooper. Oh my.
Read MoreThe Uneasy Coexistence of the Cairo Rumor Mill with Muslim Principle of Isnad
Amid the confusion on the streets, Egyptians struggle to understand what’s happening—and what to do.
Read MoreFour Reasons Why Egypt’s Revolution Is Islamic
As Islamic political thought evolves, no easy answers to how events in Egypt will unfold.
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