The Cairo Review of Global Affairs is the quarterly journal of the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (GAPP) at American University in Cairo (AUC). It is a focal point for policymakers, officials, academics, experts, journalists, students, and others in the Middle East region who follow global affairs. It is also a platform that gives perspectives from the region a voice in international policy conversations and debates.
The Cairo Review strives to be the premier global affairs and public policy journal in the Middle East. In print and online, it seeks to take its place among leading international journals distinguished by its Middle East accent. To that end, the Cairo Review aims to be a media organization from the region that maintains the highest professional standards and recruits top-notch writers to contribute to its vision.
- Managing Editors: Firas Al-Atraqchi, Karim Haggag
- Senior Editor: Nadeen Shaker
- Deputy Senior Editor: Omar Auf
- Associate Editor: Abigail Flynn
- Contributing Editors: Sydney Wise, Leslie Cohen, Sean David Hobbs, Ariana Bennett
Submissions from 2020
Enhancing Mediterranean Integration, Blanca Moreno-Dodson
South Africa after Covid-19: Recovery or Recession, Helmo Preuss
The Disrupting Stabilizer, Samuel Ramani
Political Narratives in the Middle East and North Africa: Conceptions of Order and Perceptions of Instability, Helen Rizzo
Toward Arab Food Security, M. Anis Salem and Natasha Banks
Egypt's Diplomacy: An Insider's Critique, Paul Salem
Mustafa Amin's Legacy Revived, Basant Samhout
Water Rivalry on the Nile, Hani Sewilam
Can Arab Cities Be Eco-Sustainable?, David Sims
A Question of Delivery, Ahmed Taher
Our Future as Climate Refugees, Amanda Tapp
Seeds of Gulf-Africa Agribusiness, Sarah Townsend
Resisting the Tide of Bigotry, Jonathan Weisman
Anatomy of a Revolution, Sydeny Wise
Players on the Libyan Chessboard, Sydeny Wise
Re-Engineering Regional Security, Sydeny Wise
The U.S.-Middle East Future: In the Face of Fatigue, Sydeny Wise
Myths about Food Security and Water, Eckart Woertz
Submissions from 2019
End of War, but Not of Conflict, Amr Adly, Ibrahim Awad, and Muhammed Alaraby
Facing the Nuclear Storm, Ali Ahmad and Benedetta Bonometti
Beyond Sanctions, Farnaz Alimehri
The Oslo Accords: A Closer Look, Nasser Alkidwa
Oslo's Mangled Legacy, Ghaith Al-Omari
The Case for the One-State Solution, Abdel Monem Said Aly
The Return of Geopolitics, Abdel Monem Said Aly
Turkey's Pan-Islamist Foreign Policy, Birol Baskan
Oslo and Camp David: One and the Same?, Yossi Beilin
Erdogan's Failure on the Nile, Soner Cagaptay
A Man for All Ages, Perry Cammack
A Man for All Ages, Perry Cammack
Faith That Pease Will One Day Come, Jimmy Carter
When the Shooting Stops, Suma Chakrabarti
The Desert, a Resource Curse, Leslie Cohen
When the Shake-Up Comes, Leslie Cohen
Forward...But Where To?, Dario Cristiani
Witnesses of Peace, Claire Davenport and Tess Santorelli
Cohesion through Decentralization, Alexander Decina
No-Peace Solution, Nabil Elaraby
The Neo-Ballistic Middle East, Karim El-Baz
In Syria, Reconstruction Brings Little Hope for Peace, Jasmine El-Gamal
Arab Spring Revisited, Nabil Fahmy
Asymmetry, the Spoiler, Nabil Fahmy
Avoiding an Ominous Arms Race, Nabil Fahmy
Opportunity of the Century?, Nabil Fahmy
Swamped in a Triple Crisis, Ali Fathollah-Nejad
Lose your Privileges or Gain a Homeland?, Mohamed Gameel
What China Wants in Outer Space, Namrata Goswami
A Regional Order Contested, Karim Haggag
The AI Guru, Alexandra Hall
How Yemen Rises, Abdullah Hamidaddin