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![]() Political Islam in Egypt
This paper examines changes in Egyptian political Islam and evaluates views of mainstream Islamists of the EU polices and initiatives regarding democracy in the Mediterranean region.
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Publisher(s): Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Brussels, Belgium ISBN: 978-92-9079-715-9 Date of publication: May 2007 Issue number: 266 Format: PDF Pages: 20 Available for purchase: www.ceps.eu Series: CEPS Working Documents Description: This paper examines changes in Egyptian political Islam and evaluates views of mainstream Islamists of the EU polices and initiatives regarding democracy in the Mediterranean region. The discussion focuses on the Muslim Brothers, Egypt"s main opposition force, and the Wasat Party, representing an evolving Islamic centrist orientation. The author concludes that the commonalities between the two groups regarding their views of the EU outweigh the differences because of their shared Islamic frame of reference and a perceived inconsistency of EU policies in the region. General note: © 2007 Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS)Download:
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