Egypt / Yemen / Jordan / United States / Saudi Arabia / Syria / Tunisia / Israel / Iran / Sweden / South Africa / Libya / Sudan / /
Currency
SEK / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
International Institute / European University Institute / /
IndustryTerm
telecommunications / social media campaigns / food / /
Organization
Swedish Ministry of Defence / civil society / European University Institute / Muslim Brotherhood / Swedish Foreign Ministry / Hugo Valentin Center / SCAF administration / European Union / Swedish embassy in Egypt / Swedish Defence Research Agency / International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance / Kund/Customer Swedish Ministry / /
Person
Maria Lignell Jakobsson Ansvarig / Hamdi Hassan / Magdalena Tham-Lindell / Emin Poljarević / Andrew Mash / Mahmud Hams / Heidi Askenlöv / Roland Kostić / Ben Ali / Bengt-Göran Bergstrand / Mikael Eriksson / Markus Derblom / Hosni Mubarak / Muhammad Morsi / /
The focus of this study is Egypt in the period[removed], where the first ‘phase’ of the revolt is technically over – at least as far as the audience in the ‘West’ is concerned. The masses are no longer demonst