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Author Directory
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Steven A. Cook
Go Big in Saudi Arabia
China Isn’t Trying to Dominate the Middle East
No Exit
O Brotherhood Where Art Thou?
Egypt’s Nightmare
Where the Turkish Military Fails, Egypt's Succeeds
Between Ankara and Rojava
One Hundred Years After Gallipoli
The Banality of Abdel Fattah al-Sisi
Man in the Middle
Turkey's Democratic Mirage
Why Suez Still Matters
Presidents and Pretenders
Keep Calm, Erdogan
Morsi's Mistake
Morsi Makes His Move
The Turkish Paradox
January 25th and the Egypt the Revolution Has Made
The Struggle for Egypt: From Nasser to Tahrir Square (Council on Foreign Relations (Oxford))
Erdogan's Middle Eastern Victory Lap
Istanbul on the Nile
The U.S.-Egyptian Breakup
Is El Baradei Egypt's Hero?
What to Read on the Middle East Peace Process
Adrift on the Nile
Ruling But Not Governing: The Military and Political Development in Egypt, Algeria, and Turkey
The Right Way to Promote Arab Reform
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