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Egyptian Crony Capitalism: Resentment Finds a Target In Ahmed Ezz

An excellent portrait of how authoritarian politics and neo-liberal economic reform went hand in hand in Mubarak’s Egypt.

Resentment Finds a Target In Ahmed Ezz – NYTimes.com.

This entry was posted in Finance Capital, Global Labor, Politics on February 7, 2011 by sdiamond.

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  • Are the stock markets "rigged"?
  • Bridging the divide
  • Exercising the governance option
  • Facebook's failed IPO
  • Private equity and public good
  • Ringing the bell on the NYSE
  • The "race to the bottom" returns
  • The Delphi "Bankruptcy"
  • The PetroChina syndrome
  • Working Papers at SSRN

B. Books and Book Chapters

  • Amazon Author Page
  • Book chapter on insider trading
  • Book chapter on private equity
  • From "Che" to China
  • Hidden History of the ERA
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  • Rights and Revolution in Nicaragua

C. Policy Ideas, Research Notes and Other

  • "New Realism" and Crisis of Human Rights Movement
  • A modest proposal for capital market reform
  • Can They Just Fire Me?
  • Hey, The Boss Just Called Me Into The Office

D. Media and Other Appearances

  • Alumni Profile by Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
  • Facebook Insider Trading: NY Times
  • Has "Race to the Bottom" touched bottom?
  • Letter in the Financial Times on insider trading
  • The Facebook IPO
  • Zynga IPO on ABC TV

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  • My current C.V.

F. Recommended Blogs

  • AAUP
  • Minh T. Ngo
  • Plum Village (Thich Nhat Hanh)

Recent Posts

  • Bursting the blockchain bubble
  • Delaware Chancery Court slaps Elon Musk’s wrist on SolarCity deal
  • Does the California State Bar have a race problem?
  • California Bar opens door to increase in bar exam cut score
  • Another banner year for lawyers, BLS reports
  • Presidential power or “police state”: Trump relies on discredited 1950 case to defend Executive Order
  • State of Washington wins major victory against Trump
  • The common link between Steve Bannon and the alt-right – the “socialism of fools”
  • Trump to channel Nazi Economy Minister Hjalmar Schacht?
  • Remember: the securities laws cover unicorns just like every other species!

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© Stephen Diamond. 2015. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this blog’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Contact the author at sdiamond@scu.edu to obtain permission.

Recent Posts

  • Bursting the blockchain bubble
  • Delaware Chancery Court slaps Elon Musk’s wrist on SolarCity deal
  • Does the California State Bar have a race problem?
  • California Bar opens door to increase in bar exam cut score
  • Another banner year for lawyers, BLS reports
  • Presidential power or “police state”: Trump relies on discredited 1950 case to defend Executive Order
  • State of Washington wins major victory against Trump
  • The common link between Steve Bannon and the alt-right – the “socialism of fools”
  • Trump to channel Nazi Economy Minister Hjalmar Schacht?
  • Remember: the securities laws cover unicorns just like every other species!

A. Research papers

  • Are the stock markets "rigged"?
  • Bridging the divide
  • Exercising the governance option
  • Facebook's failed IPO
  • Private equity and public good
  • Ringing the bell on the NYSE
  • The "race to the bottom" returns
  • The Delphi "Bankruptcy"
  • The PetroChina syndrome
  • Working Papers at SSRN

B. Books and Book Chapters

  • Amazon Author Page
  • Book chapter on insider trading
  • Book chapter on private equity
  • From "Che" to China
  • Hidden History of the ERA
  • Human Rights, Labor Rights & Int'l. Trade
  • Rights and Revolution in Nicaragua

C. Policy Ideas, Research Notes and Other

  • "New Realism" and Crisis of Human Rights Movement
  • A modest proposal for capital market reform
  • Can They Just Fire Me?
  • Hey, The Boss Just Called Me Into The Office

D. Media and Other Appearances

  • Alumni Profile by Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
  • Facebook Insider Trading: NY Times
  • Has "Race to the Bottom" touched bottom?
  • Letter in the Financial Times on insider trading
  • The Facebook IPO
  • Zynga IPO on ABC TV

E. Professional Links

  • Academic Home Page
  • Linkedin Profile
  • My current C.V.

F. Recommended Blogs

  • AAUP
  • Minh T. Ngo
  • Plum Village (Thich Nhat Hanh)

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