Pragmatism shapes the relationship between the Egyptian army and the Brotherhood. [Note: Read part one here.] As mentioned in part one, the Egyptian army is both a military institution and a profit-oriented company. Because of that, it reasons in terms of...
Pragmatism shapes the relationship between the Egyptian army and the Brotherhood. [Note: Read part one here.] As mentioned in part one, the Egyptian army is both a military institution and a profit-oriented company. Because of that, it reasons in terms of costs and benefits. If a certain policy or a particular group is likely to engender a cost, the army will seek to oppose the policy or undermine (or at least...
Pragmatism shapes the relationship between the Egyptian army and the Brotherhood. [Note: Read part one here.] As mentioned in part one, the Egyptian army is both a military institution and a profit-oriented company. Because of that, it reasons in terms of costs and benefits. If a certain policy or a particular group is likely to engender a cost, the army will seek to oppose the policy or undermine (or at least...
Pragmatism shapes the relationship between the Egyptian army and the Brotherhood. [Note: Read part one here.] As mentioned in part one, the Egyptian army is both a military institution and a profit-oriented company. Because of that, it reasons in terms of costs and benefits. If a certain policy or a particular group is likely to engender a cost, the army will seek to oppose the policy or undermine (or at least...
Pragmatism shapes the relationship between the Egyptian army and the Brotherhood. [Note: Read part one here.] As mentioned in part one, the Egyptian army is both a military institution and a profit-oriented company. Because of that, it reasons in terms of costs and benefits. If a certain policy or a particular group is likely to engender a cost, the army will seek to oppose the policy or undermine (or at least...
Pragmatism shapes the relationship between the Egyptian army and the Brotherhood. [Note: Read part one here.] As mentioned in part one, the Egyptian army is both a military institution and a profit-oriented company. Because of that, it reasons in terms of costs and benefits. If a certain policy or a particular group is likely to engender a cost, the army will seek to oppose the policy or undermine (or at least...
