Egypt’s Failed Democratic Transition: Why the Labour Movement Matters

A central lesson is that labour movements will be in a better position to shape political outcomes decisively if they build independent organisations with real strategic capacity. The absence of such organisational strength in Egypt was a key reason why the post-Mubarak order did not evolve in a more democratic direction.

By |Feb 3, 2026|

Corporate Food and the Expanding Frontier: Egypt in the World Food Economy

The sudden and dramatic world price hike in 2007-2008, and the near financial crash in the trans-Atlantic world, sparked fears in elite circles that prices would remain high and volatile. With global warming and depleting resources, especially fossil fuels, fears mounted of limits to commodity production. [...]

By |Sep 13, 2024|
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