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Cairo Papers in Social Science is the American University in Cairo’s long-running English-language journal monograph, published by the American University in Cairo Press.

Cairo Papers emerged in 1977, when a group of scholars in the School of Humanities and Social Science and the Social Research Center at AUC developed the idea of the journal. The aim was to produce a monograph series dedicated not only to demonstrate the relevance of Middle Eastern social science vis-à-vis Western theoretical orientations but also to share with dedicated Western scholars the fruits of indigenous research into issues and problems of differential development in the Middle East. The founding members of the Cairo Papers included Profs. Tim Sullivan, Ali Dessouki, Mark Kennedy, Nicholas Hopkins and Asaad Nadim.

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RECENT VOLUME 35

Understanding the Public Sector in Egyptian Cinema: A State Venture,Tamara C. Maatouk

Understanding the Public Sector in Egyptian Cinema

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Oral History in Times of Change: Gender, Documentation, and the Making of Archives

Oral History in Times of Change

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International Migration in the Euro-Mediterranean Region, Ibrahim Awad

International Migration in the Euro-Mediterranean Region

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