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Egyptian Hegelianism: The Middle Class and the Faith in the State

The Egyptian middle class over-celebrates the state mega-projects in search for the state presence as a source for certainty. Continue reading Egyptian Hegelianism: The Middle Class and the Faith in the State

Unknown's avatarMahmoud HadhoudNovember 2, 2025Leave a comment
Politics

Class Segregation: The Case of Gated Communities

Neoliberlaism or statism is the real root behind the phenomenon of gated communities in Brazil, Mexico and Egypt as well as even the United States? Continue reading Class Segregation: The Case of Gated Communities

Unknown's avatarMahmoud HadhoudOctober 29, 2025Leave a comment

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