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 2016
A Long Road to Havana, William M. LeoGrande
The Buying of the President, Charles Lewis
A Moroccan Love Letter, Helen Mackreath
Black Power, Scott MacLeod
Global Trouble, Scott MacLeod
The Elusive International Order, Scott MacLeod
Obama's Tarnished Legacy in the Middle East, Hisham Melhem
Parliamentary Dreams, Nada Moselhy
Viva Latino Voters!, Adrian D. Pantoja
Critiquing Capitalism, Amir Hussien Radjy
American Poverty, Bernie Sanders
Life and Death of the Euro, Jacques Sapir
Unraveling in the Kremlin, Lilia Shevtsova
Our Great Migration Challenge, Peter D. Sutherland
The Yazidi GEnocide, The United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic
Je Suis Charlie?, Emmanuel Todd
The Education of Pope Francis, Paul Vallely
The 2016 U.S. Presidential Election, Roxanne Brook Vigil and Sara Edmunds
Crisis of Identity, Michel Wieviorka
Illusions of Change in Morocco, Sean Yom
Hillary the Hawk, Stephen Zunes
Submissions from 2015
Beauty of the Pleiades, Turki Al-Faisal
Discontent and its Civilzations, Rozina Ali
How to Feed Egypt, Perrihan Al-Riffai
Neyanyahu and the Iranian Threat, Owen Alterman
Dark Geopolitics of the Middle East, Hooshang Amirahmadi
From the Archives: A Portrait of Caliph Ibrahim, Abdel Bari Atwan
Everyday Heros, Frank E. Bartscheck II
Oriental Hall, Etc 17, Frank E. Bartscheck II and Salma Abdallah
Letter from China, John Battersby
Letter from China, John Battersby
My Promise Land, Matthew Berkman
Myths of the Oil Boom, Neil Bhatiya
Foreign Policy, Interrupted, Lauren E. Bohn
Foreign Policy, Interrupted, Lauren E. Bohn
Turning Somalia Around, Marcin Buzanski
City of Lies, Holly Dagres
Death of the Newsroom?, Christopher B. Daly
Rule of Terror, Carla Del Ponte, Karen Koning AbuZayd, Paulo Pinheiro, and Vitit Muntarbhorn
What Goes Unsaid, Marda Dunsky
Oriental Hall, Etc 18, Sara Edmunds and Scott MacLeod
Schooling Egypt, Sarah El-Shaarawi
Media Policy and Freedom of Expression, Nabil Fahmy
Saud Al-Faisal: Statesman Diplomat, Nabil Fahmy
Why Arabs are Concerned About the Iran Nuke Bargain, Nabil Fahmy
The Promise of Digital, Dan Gillmor
On the State of Nature, Graham Harman
How a Nuclear Deal Helps Democracy in Iran, Nader Hashemi
Counting Islam, Amy Hawthorne
Watchdogs Unleashed, Brant Houston