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Tag Archives: Egypt

Egypt — April 2016 Update

By James Moody8 April 2016
The number of reported abuses committed by Egyptian police forces dropped in March following a…
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Egypt — January 2016 Update

By James Moody22 January 2016
January saw the Egyptian military forces redouble their efforts against Islamic militants and the State…
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African Overview 2015

By Andrea Carboni22 January 2016
In 2015, ACLED recorded 14,640 conflict events on the African continent. Armed conflict decreased by…
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Sources of Income and Political Conflict

By Roudabeh Kishi5 November 2015
Strong state capacity is difficult to attain in low-income countries where the state lacks access…
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Egypt — November 2015 Update

By James Moody5 November 2015
Despite a dramatic decrease in insurgent activity in North Sinai through October (see Figure 1),…
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Egypt — September 2015 Update

By James Moody4 September 2015
August witnessed a continuation in the decrease of violent conflict events in Egypt, a trend…
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Human Rights, Rule of Law, and Political Conflict in Africa

By Roudabeh Kishi16 July 2015
Human rights abuses can range from physical violence to denials of peaceful assembly or freedom…
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Reporting Lags and the Timeliness of Realtime Data

By Paul-Antoine Chataing10 July 2015
ACLED collects disaggregated data of every event of political violence in Africa, henceforth expanding to…
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State Fragility and Conflict in Africa

By Roudabeh Kishi10 July 2015
The Fragile States Index (FSI), produced by The Fund for Peace, highlights pressures faced by…
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A New Working Paper on Collective Action in North Africa

By James Moody29 April 2015
Sustained collective action in the lead up to, over the course of, and in the…
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