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Egypt Unshackled Author Interviewed
There have been dozens of recent interviews about the several books authored by Denis G. Campbell and our ongoing efforts to speak out about the Egyptian Revolution have yielded great results. Thanks to YouTube and Vimeo, you can see them here. In this 1st interview, it was great fun to speak with Style American.com‘s Thitia. [...]
What Will Happen to the Tahrir Demands?
Guest Post by Adel El-Adawy, An Egyptian Student Abroad Blog January 25, 2012, will forever be a date remembered by Egyptians. Last year, the world witnessed the uprising of Egyptians against former President Hosni Mubarak. After 18 days of massive protests across the country, Mubarak was forced to step down. The military took over. The military [...]
Happy 1st Anniversary? Why Egyptians Remain Optimistic
It takes time for democracy ‘experiments’ to ‘settle.’ The US has 230+ years and still there are tensions. Many of those who achieved freedom in Egypt thought winning the 18 days equalled ‘job done.’ As they (and the Occupy movement) learned, you have to work within the system to change it or risk being dismissed [...]
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Egypt Unshackled is available in print form from Amazon US and UK and in eBook form from Amazon Kindle, iBooks and other eBook formats. Denis is also personally signing books. For those that would like this please CLICK HERE Read what others are saying about this important book: “… a perfect primer for those in the Occupy Wall [...]
Nearing Publication
New book by Denis G. Campbell is nearing publication. Tracks the 18-Days of the Egyptian Revolution from its start on 25 January, a national police holiday, and ends with the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak on February 11th. Using social media, the pro-democracy youth of Egypt inspired the world to watch and cheer.