Failures of International Law and Violence in Gaza
The recent attacks on Gaza have raised important questions regarding the effectiveness of international law in preventing violence
Tag: AUC
A Decade of Enlightenment
Editorial
Celebrating Ten Years of the Cairo Review
Editorial
Not All Data Is Created Equal
Data drives policy, and policy drives change. The impact of this policy, however, hinges on the quality of the data.
Egypt, United States Must Navigate a New Alliance
Strategic priorities in Cairo and Washington have shifted somewhat in recent years leaving what was once a critical relationship out of unison.
Theater Spotlights Social Trauma and Sexual Harassment
How theater can be used to generate community dialogue and set the stage for social change.
Funding Feminism: Grantmaking for Women’s Rights
Anne Firth Murray, founding president of the Global Fund for Women, chronologizes a lifetime of harms faced by women and posits community as a remedy.
Egypt’s Most Vulnerable and COVID-19
Are refugees and asylum seekers protected by its strong domestic laws and international commitments?
Sustainable Solutions for an Economic Crisis
As the world grapples to mitigate a looming economic crisis, a roadmap already exists: the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Reviving Enterprises in the Time of COVID-19
To keep enterprises afloat and save those that have incurred financial losses due to the lockdown, decisive and inclusive government action is necessary.
Architect of Enterprise
The entrepreneurial mind behind AUC’s Venture Lab
Welcome to the Second Industrial Revolution!
How maker spaces are booming in Egypt and counties in sub-Saharan Africa
Remembering Nubia
Anthropologist Fadwa El Guindi remembers her start at AUC, and how she discovered Nubia.