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A Murder in Egypt; an Attack on Academic Freedom

By Neil Pyper | Published: February 8, 2016

While murder and torture are inherently of concern, Giulio Regeni’s case has much broader implications for higher education in the UK and beyond, argues his friend Neil Pyper.

Political Learning in the Struggle: Perspectives From the Egyptian Diaspora

By Helen Underhill | Published: December 22, 2014

In a cross-posting with Social Science Space partner Viva Voce podcasts, Helen Underhill at the University of Manchester describes how Egyptians living outside their native land respond to the political turmoil there, and how there is not single 'Egyptian voice' that speaks for them all.

Surviving as Activist Academics in an Authoritarian State

By Benjamin Geer | Published: May 23, 2014

For more than a decade a group of intellectual freedom fighters survived at Egyptian universities only to see their movement falter just when political freedoms expanded

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