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By starting, Egypt is considered to be a middle power with significant cultural, political, and m... more By starting, Egypt is considered to be a middle power with significant cultural, political, and military influence in the Mediterranean, the Middle East and the Arab world. This paper is addressing to the politics of this so called Egyptian Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in Arab Spring. It also examines that after collapse of the British Colonial powers gradually Egypt experienced the growth of NGOs but previously these were largely religious. Here, the work is tried to explore the overall understanding of the origin of NGOs in the Egypt and its impact on the people resulting Arab awakening. This Literature is tired to explain the basic questions and exploring the very nuance of politics that what are the NGOs and their role in the Arab awakening? How these entities play a greater role? And discusses why and how it operates in the Egypt, and why it seeks cooperation from other international organizations such as the United Nations to effectively carryout this process of movem...
Why do powerful states use International organization as tool to be fulfilled their self-interest... more Why do powerful states use International organization as tool to be fulfilled their self-interest? A product of long philosophical and historical tradition, in its various forms Realism is based on assumption that individuals are generally power seeking and act in rational way to protect their own interest but on what ground human rights regime stands at the major international organizations such as the United Nations (UN). This Literature explains politics of human rights at the UN in the era of globalization with reference to human rights Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs). By now arguments the United Nations (UN) was established in 1945 to prevent such catastrophe in the future, and as a response to these terrific atrocities and sufferings, the ‘Universal Declaration of Human Rights’ (UDHR), was adopted in 1948, which abides all nations but the origin of NGOs explores new works for the UN. The central concern of this paper is to examine, what types of institutional frameworks ...
By starting, Egypt is considered to be a middle power with significant cultural, political, and m... more By starting, Egypt is considered to be a middle power with significant cultural, political, and military influence in the Mediterranean, the Middle East and the Arab world. This paper is addressing to the politics of this so called Egyptian Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in Arab Spring. It also examines that after collapse of the British Colonial powers gradually Egypt experienced the growth of NGOs but previously these were largely religious. Here, the work is tried to explore the overall understanding of the origin of NGOs in the Egypt and its impact on the people resulting Arab awakening. This Literature is tired to explain the basic questions and exploring the very nuance of politics that what are the NGOs and their role in the Arab awakening? How these entities play a greater role? And discusses why and how it operates in the Egypt, and why it seeks cooperation from other international organizations such as the United Nations to effectively carryout this process of movem...
Why do powerful states use International organization as tool to be fulfilled their self-interest... more Why do powerful states use International organization as tool to be fulfilled their self-interest? A product of long philosophical and historical tradition, in its various forms Realism is based on assumption that individuals are generally power seeking and act in rational way to protect their own interest but on what ground human rights regime stands at the major international organizations such as the United Nations (UN). This Literature explains politics of human rights at the UN in the era of globalization with reference to human rights Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs). By now arguments the United Nations (UN) was established in 1945 to prevent such catastrophe in the future, and as a response to these terrific atrocities and sufferings, the ‘Universal Declaration of Human Rights’ (UDHR), was adopted in 1948, which abides all nations but the origin of NGOs explores new works for the UN. The central concern of this paper is to examine, what types of institutional frameworks ...