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The Middle East in Revolt

Thursday 10th March 2011
Arts A2 Lecture Theatre

A Panel Discussion on Events in Egypt, Libya and Iran

Ahmed Sawalem (Member of the Libyan Youth Movement)
Hannah Elsisi (Sussex first-year economics student recently returned from Egypt)
Ramy Aly (Sussex Research Fellow and specialist on Arab politics)
Kamran Matin (Sussex Lecturer in International Relations and Iran expert)

Chair: Kees van der Pijl (Professor of International Relations)

Sponsored by the Centre for Social and Political Thought, the Department of International Relations, and the Centre for Global Political Economy

Part 1 - Kees van der Pijl and Ahmed Sawalem

Part 2 - Ahmed Sawalem and Hannah Elsisi

Part 3 - Hannah Elsisi and Ramy Aly

Part 4 - Ramy Aly and Kamran Matin

Part 5 - Kamran Matin and Questions

Part 6 - Question and Answer Session

Part 7 - Question and Answer Session

Part 8 - Question and Answer Session