Religion and Egyptian Society
Religion and Egyptian Society explores Civil Society, community action, Copts through 2 archive record(s) authored by Dr. Hanna Grace Thomas and organized around 13 interconnected concepts.
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Religion and Egyptian Society explores Civil Society, community action, Copts through 2 archive record(s) authored by Dr. Hanna Grace Thomas and organized around 13 interconnected concepts.
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Cultural Perspectives
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Dr. Hanna Grace Thomas
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2 records, 2 media files
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Incidents of Violence Against Copts in Egypt
A chronological list of events detailing attacks, violence, and governmental response against Copts in various locations of Egypt from 1970 to 2006.
The Threat of Sectarian Violence in Egypt
An analysis of the recurring patterns of sectarian violence in Egypt and the societal responses, highlighting the failure of elites and institutions to address the issues.