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Law Department Theses and Dissertations

Theses/Dissertations from 2007 2007

The legal aspects of United States assistance to Egypt, Farid Nazih Tanagho

Adversarial or inquisitorial: which approach is closer to arbitration?, Ahmed Galal Zaki

Adversarial or inquisitorial: which approach is closer to arbitration?, Ahmed Galal Zaki

Theses/Dissertations from 2006 2006

Advocacy to lawful rebellion: enforcing IHRL in Egyptian domestic courts, Ashraf El-Sayed Abdel-Megied

The Role of corporate governance in Egypt's transition from planned to market economy, Abdel Aziz M. Aidaros

Spoofing!: criminal law, cyberspace and Egypt, Rim Al Kassaby

Provincializing transitional justice: Reading the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda against the grain, Jatin Dua

Harmonization of regulations as a step towards achieving economic integration, Ahmed Mohamed Hesham Elaiat

The right to appeal of a person sentenced for a criminal offense: : the current Egyptian ordinary legal system and its degree of compliance with internationally recognized standards, Mohamed El Ghannam

The right to appeal of a person sentenced for a criminal offense: the current Egyptian ordinary legal system and its degree of compliance with internationally recognized standards, Mohamed El Ghannam

Rights and the Islamic state: The thought of Ayatollah Khomeini and Sayyid Qutb, Sarah Adel Elibiary

The dark side of multilateralism: An assessment of the position of the developing world in the international trading system, Marwa H. El-Saghir

The marginaliztion of women in the political participation process in Egypt, Nouran Ezz El Din El Shabrawy

Is the Egyptian competition law a blessing or a curse for the Egyptian economy? : comparative study of the United States, the European Union and the Egyptian Competition Laws, Amany ElZayaty

Psychiatric patients' human rights: With a case study of Abbasiya Hospital-Cairo, Egypt, Nada Ibrahim Hamdan

Legal interpretations of the right to divorce and polygamy and the Egyptian feminist movement, Mozn A Hassan

The Egyptian feminist movement between theory and law: Law in the writings of Nawal Al Saadawi, Lobna I. Khater

The Balance: human rights and international security in the new world order, Frank Knaack

However long the journey, our destination is set: Liberty and justice for all: dealing with the issue of slavery and involuntary servitude in the United States, Felicia Janelle Lindsey

Safe and potable water as a human right: monitoring implementaion- The case of Cameroon, Tabe Kevin Mbeh

Constitutionalism, gender equality and judicial reform: A study of the status of women in the Egyptian judiciary, Mahmoud Moustafa

Which development tool is more adequate for Egypt's quest for corporate reform, the Delaware Law or the good governance model of the World Bank? : a limited comparison & analysis, Taki El Din Osman

The turn to international protection: Examining the relationship between humanitarian intervention and internal displacement, James I. Pearce

Vicious circle: Coptic divorce between Positive law and Canon law, Jacqueline Samir Saad

Detention in a time of terror: The inevitability of protection, Fatma Hussein Saber

The Problem of corporate social responsibility: The need for solutions for the future, Dalia Aly Sarhan

Catch 22 exclusionary inclusion: The Palestinian refugees' struggle for protection, Suzanne Taher Shams

Women's rights in Islam, two reformist approaches: Abdullahi An-Na'aim and Khaled Abu El Fadl, Mohamed Sayed Sultan

Adversarial or inquisitorial: which approach is closer to arbitration?, Ahmed Galal Zaki

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