WJ Dorman is an honorary fellow in Politics and International Relations at the University of Edinburgh. His publications include articles in Security Dialogue and the International Journal of Urban and Regional Research as well as a number of book chapters, based on his 2007 PhD thesis, completed at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London. He is currently at work on an updated monograph version, exploring the legacies of Cairo’s neglectful rule for post-Mubarak governments. He tweets at@wj_dorman.
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaEgypt's 'civil society coup' and the resilience of the post-1952 orderCairo’s new rulers have few plausible solutions to the longstanding problems of political economy and while Egyptian...
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Published in: HomeFacing a “dark tunnel of conflict” in Egypt: the Generals & the BrothersThe impending collision of the Morsi government with its opponents and (perhaps) the military broadly fits a...
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Published in: openSecurityThe politics of neglect in post-Mubarak CairoThe politics of neglect which has long governed Cairo's expansive informal spaces looks set to remain well into the...