Political Stability and Military Intervention in Egypt†
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چکیده
Policy choices in the wake of recent mass protests in Egypt will determine the likelihood of civil war in the short run and the prospects for democracy in the long run. Economic conditions can be improved by international action to reduce grain-based biofuel production and finance employment generation. Creating the conditions for stable democracy requires accepting power-sharing mechanisms in which the military will have an important role to ensure stability. † Presented to the Chairman’s Action Group, Office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Pentagon on Wednesday, July 3, 2013.
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