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Egypt’s Constitutional Mess and Solutions from South Africa

February 14, 2014 • by Keith Harrington

Of the many important lessons the Egyptian people might take away from their 2014 constitutional referendum, three certainly stand out in stark relief: first, that the military owns the product of the plebiscite and must also own the political consequences; second, that no constitution or government will enjoy true legitimacy ...

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