Egypt and the IMF
Dec. 4th, 2012 03:15 pm![[personal profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ajnabiehI got my fifteen minutes of policy-wonk fame last Thursday, when an article I wrote for the Middle East Channel (a dedicated group blog, run by Foreign Policy, on Middle Eastern politics) ended up designated their "top story." (While it no longer has that status, it's still on the front page, so I'm still rather pleased.) In any case, if you're at all interested in Egyptian economics, international financial institutions, or what technical negotiations about fuel subsidies can tell us about the underlying state of democracy, check out my piece: Politicizing Egypt's Economic Reform. Also, note the most interesting thing I learned from reading approximately 200 news articles about the Egypt/IMF negotiations: Christine LaGarde is really really tall.
And now, back to the Batcave of writing...
And now, back to the Batcave of writing...
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