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Egyptian Foreign Policy: Power Dynamics and Regional Influence after 2011
By Nael Shama
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By Nael Shama
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An account of Egypt's foreign policy decline following the Arab Uprisings, explaining the causes, consequences, and dynamics of this decline.
Egypt, traditionally an important regional power in the Middle East, has experienced a considerable decline in its national capabilities and regional influence since 2011, which has had significant implications for Egypt's relations with other regional powers.
Here Nael Shama identifies the causes of this decline, which include Egypt's economic downtu...
Egypt, traditionally an important regional power in the Middle East, has experienced a considerable decline in its national capabilities and regional influence since 2011, which has had significant implications for Egypt's relations with other regional powers.
Here Nael Shama identifies the causes of this decline, which include Egypt's economic downtu...
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