Warigia
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Democratizing the New Egypt
http://www.democratizingegypt.blogspot.com/
This blog chronicles my adventures, experiences, and political analysis while living in Egypt during the time of protest and transition in the Middle East. I hold a doctorate from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. I teach public policy at the American University in Cairo. My professional work can be found at www.warigiabowman.com
LATEST ARTICLES ( 215 )
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Music as Social Activism in Arab Spring
Dear readers As I assemble my thoughts on the most recent round of Egyptian elections, let's take a few minutes to listen to this amazing story I heard on NPR... Read more
Posted on 07 January 2012 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Status of Women Representatives in Second Round
Dear readers When I started this project of tracking what parties were running what women, I did not think it would be that useful. I felt like I was spinning m... Read more
Posted on 28 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Overview of Egyptian Elections After Stage 2 December 28
Dear readers Data from Jadaliyya. I have reorganized and done some basic analysis. 322 Seats Total have been elected so far. Islamist parties FJP=47.20% 152... Read more
Posted on 28 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Egypt's Minorities
Bedouins in Alexandria. Photo Credit T.H. McAllister. Dear readers Not very much attention is given to the "other" in examinations of Egypt. Read more
Posted on 27 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Merry Christmas, Cairo
Dear readers I hope that everyone is enjoying the holidays in their own fashion. I spent the morning and lunch with Bahai and Muslim friends and their children... Read more
Posted on 26 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Women's Rights on the Front Line as Clashes in Egypt Continue
Military police attack a female protester. Photo Credit Al Masry Al Youm. Dear readers Women's rights are at the forefront of the revolution. Read more
Posted on 20 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Violence in Tahrir Ebbs
Two good links about violence in Tahrir "Tahrir Calm as death toll from last night's clashes rises" Al Masry Al Youm "Urbanizing the Counter Revolution"... Read more
Posted on 19 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Big Brush Stroke Overview of Egypt Election Results Round 2
FJP election poster in Luxor. Photo by the author. If you want detailed election results, click here Jaadaliya Election Results . Here is the big picture. Aswan... Read more
Posted on 19 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Good News and Bad News
Photo Credit Al Jazeera. Protester shouts slogans during clashes today. Dear readers Well with regard to the elections results, there is good news and there is... Read more
Posted on 17 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Egypt Elections Update, Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Egyptian campaign posters in Luxor in November. Photo by the author. If you are looking for comprehensive election results, check here. Jaadaliya Election... Read more
Posted on 14 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Egypt Elections Beyond Ideology: A Return to Common Sense Politics
By Hamid Eltgani Ali and Warigia Bowman December 13, 2011, 5:00 pm The first round of Egyptian parliamentary elections is drawing to a close, but in another... Read more
Posted on 14 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
No Fear
I had a very interesting interview with one of the founding members of the Social Democratic Party today. She said a few things I found fascinating. Read more
Posted on 13 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Low Turnout in Egyptian Election and Other News
Egyptian Expatriate expresses enthusiasm about the Revolution. Photo Credit, Al Masry. Dear readers, So not many voters turned out for the runoff on Monday. Read more
Posted on 07 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
AUC Faculty Experts Dissect Election Results
Reposted from AUC Egypt Daily email newsletter News at AUC December 7, 2011 In the first round of Egypt’s post-revolution parliamentary elections, which were... Read more
Posted on 07 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
No Women Elected to Egypt's Parliament in First Round
Dear readers No women have been elected from the lists in Egypt's first round of elections. In addition, absolutely no women made it into runoffs from the singl... Read more
Posted on 07 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Good Article on Women in Parliament
Check out this great article. in Jaadaliya Women Turn Out in High Numbers, yet their share in parliament likely to be slim. Then read my post. Which Egyptian... Read more
Posted on 04 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
The Glass is One Third Full
Dear Readers Well, the FJP (aka Muslim Brotherhood) was expected to win big, so no surprise there. However, the Al Nour is a big surprise, and frankly, a shock. Read more
Posted on 03 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Very Preliminary Election Outcomes
This post will summarize election outcomes. The best way to find up the minute info on this is to look here. Jaadaliya Election Results According to that... Read more
Posted on 02 December 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Cairo's 6th District
Paper Youm 7 is reporting that "The Freedom and Justice Party has won 70 percent of the votes in Cairo's 6th district, according to FJP official Osama Sedky. Read more
Posted on 30 November 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY -
Egypt Election Q and A
Here are some good resources on the Egyptian election Carnegie Endowment Electing a New Egypt. Arabist Egyptian Election Page Al Jazeera Infographic on... Read more
Posted on 30 November 2011 CURRENT, DEBATE, POLITICS, SOCIETY