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Mohammed Abed

U.S. Foreign Policy and the Democratic Uprising in Egypt

Feb 05 2011
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At least thirteen pro-democracy protesters have been killed and hundreds injured in clashes with pro-Mubarak mobs in and around Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo. The attacks began on Wednesday when hundreds of Mubarak’s supporters, some of them on horses and camels, charged the pro-democracy protesters in an attempt to take control of the area. The assault escalated in the early hours of Thursday when Mubarak’s mob opened fire on their opponents. Since then, the mob has ...

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Mohammed Abed

 

Mohammed Abed teaches in the Philosophy Department at Cal State L.A. He works on various issues raised by political violence, especially genocide, terrorism, and war.

An historic event by any measure, Mubarak’s trial invites reflection in and of itself, but also as a barometer of the fortunes of the January Revolution as a whole.
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