Amro Ali is a Middle East analyst and assistant professor in sociology at the American University in Cairo. Follow him on Twitter @_amroali or visit his blog: www.amroali.com
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaTop ten ways to craft and promote your Arab Awakening columnAmro Ali, one of Arab Awakening's columnists from Egypt, presents his personal approach to crafting and promoting...
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Published in: HomeBrothers in the hood: Egypt’s soft powers and the Arab worldThe question riding on the chaos being played out – from the burning offices of the Freedom and Justice Party to the...
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Published in: HomeThe President and the fatal trilateral logic of US, Egyptian and Israeli relationsMorsi has shown that his policy on the Palestinians is no more imaginative than Mubarak-era policies and, partly as...
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Published in: HomeThe Revolution will not be eroticisedEven before Islamists made their mark, the state oversaw how people thought, felt and behaved. This guiding...
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Published in: HomeSilent Commander-in-Chief: From Khaled Saeed to Malala YousafzaiIn the midst of revolution, martyrs and icons can become potent symbols that strike deep at the heart of Arab regimes.
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Published in: HomeTahrir Square: rent-a-thug cultureThe Brotherhood should not delude themselves. The fact they have to bus in members from other governorates is the...