The article analyses Egypt’s foreign policy towards Sub-Saharan African countries. In particular, it assesses how Egypt’s African policy has changed following the transition from the democratically-elected government led by the Muslim Brotherhood to the military regime that has ruled the country since the popular uprising against the Islamists on June 30 2013.
Musso, G. (2014). Troubled waters: Egypt’s African policy from the Islamists to the military. In Dessì A. (a cura di), Africa and the Mediterranean. Evolving Security Dynamics after the Arab Uprising (pp. 24-34). WASHINGTON - USA : The German Marshall Fund of the United States.
Troubled waters: Egypt’s African policy from the Islamists to the military
Musso G
2014-01-01
Abstract
The article analyses Egypt’s foreign policy towards Sub-Saharan African countries. In particular, it assesses how Egypt’s African policy has changed following the transition from the democratically-elected government led by the Muslim Brotherhood to the military regime that has ruled the country since the popular uprising against the Islamists on June 30 2013.File in questo prodotto:
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