All posts by Nadim Mirshak

Education as Resistance: Rethinking Political Education Under Authoritarian Contexts

Nadim Mirshak | August 30, 2019

As established in my first blog post, Egypt has been undergoing a complex transformation process exacerbated by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s ever-growing authoritarianism. As a result, I argued that we were not only required to analyse the various soft and hard methods of repression [...]

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Rethinking Resistance in Post-Uprisings Egypt

Nadim Mirshak | August 23, 2019

Egypt has been undergoing a complex transformation process exacerbated by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s ever-growing authoritarian tendencies culminating in his control over local media outlets, his prosecution of journalists and activists, and his crackdown on civil society. Against the [...]

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