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Volume 27, Issue 2.
Summer/Fall
Successive Egyptian presidents have tolerated a limited amount of public criticism, but for the most part considered it to be �dissent� rather than loyal opposition. Professor David Sorenson examines different forms of Egyptian �dissent� and argues that its official interpretations have allowed the government to crush violent Islamist ... read moreopponents and attack liberal adversaries.
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