Articles tagged with: Chatham House
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Monday, 24 Sep, 2012
The need to overhaul the education system in Egypt has long been recognised by Egyptian academics, political and economic analysts, and teachers. The obstacles that the education system has to deal with are formidable, including poor-quality teaching, the fact that students are encouraged not to think critically, and the stifling influence of the government on the national curriculum.
A recent conference at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London entitled ‘Educatio...
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Turkey and the Middle East
Internal Confidence, External Assertiveness
Chatham House Briefing Paper
Fadi Hakura, November 2011
During a transitional period for the Middle East and North Africa numerous political commentators have become focused on the emerging role of Turkey as a newly influential force in the region. The crux of their analysis centers on the apparent success of Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s political blend of secularism with Islam, seeming to suggest that Erdogan has mas...
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Friday, 13 May, 2011
Egypt in Transition
Chatham House Workshop Report
April 2011
For the Egypt in Transition report, Chatham House brought together a number of Egyptians for a dialogu...
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