Authors

Mohamed Gamal-Eldin

Mohamed Gamal-Eldin is a historian of Modern Egypt, who is interested in questions related to the built environment, urban history, architecture, social history, and environmental ecology of urban centers in nineteenth and early-twentieth-century Egypt, the Middle East, and globally. His dissertation is an interdisciplinary project on the Suez Canal cities from 1856-1936. It is an environmental, architectural, and infrastructural history that looks at the evolution of the canal towns and provides a lens into the social history of those who resided in the towns.  


ARTICLES BY Mohamed Gamal-Eldin