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Tag Archives: Arab Spring
Did the Egyptian liberal candidates advocate for economic deregulation and reforms to protect property rights?
I have received a number of questions that are pending response related to the posts on Selfish Citizenship. Some have occurred in comments on this blog, and other have occurred on other platforms associated with it such as Redddit, FaceBook, … Continue reading →
Posted in Foreign Policy, Questions
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Tagged Arab Spring, Daniel Pipes, economic regulation, Egypt, Erdogan, Hernando de Soto, laissez-faire capitalism, Mubarak, Muslim Brotherhood, property rights, Turkey
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