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Islamic fundamentalism in Egyptian politics

By:

RUBIN Barry

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Basingstoke, UK: Macmillan, 1990Description: 178pISBN:

0333543742 (hbk.)

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Summary: The assassination of Egypt's President Sadat was widely thought to herald the seizure of power by radical fundamentalist groups. This book explores why this did not happen and why such long established groups as the Muslim Brotherhood failed to take full advantage of their opportunities.

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The assassination of Egypt's President Sadat was widely thought to herald the seizure of power by radical fundamentalist groups. This book explores why this did not happen and why such long established groups as the Muslim Brotherhood failed to take full advantage of their opportunities.

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