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Researching grad schools [almost 100% sure that it's AUC] and I come across lists of grad theses:
Constructed Illness in an Egyptian Neighborhood: the Cases of Al Daght and Al Sukar
The Self-Perceived Identities of Six English Language Teachers at One Islamic Language School in Cairo.
Roses in Salty Soil: A Feminist Ethnography of the Phenomenology of Women’s Depression in Egypt Today
Poverty, Gender, and Religion: A Reflection on the Status of Coptic Women in Poor Areas
The Egyptian popular committee in solidarity with the Palestinian intifada: A social movement?
Charity versus social development: The approach of the Coptic church and monasticism
The importance of information to refugee decision-making: the southern Sudanese refugees in Cairo and their main sources of information
Farm workers in the desert: an anthropological study of a village in reclaimed desert land in Egypt
I'm getting an academic boner just thinking about this ! ! !
Constructed Illness in an Egyptian Neighborhood: the Cases of Al Daght and Al Sukar
The Self-Perceived Identities of Six English Language Teachers at One Islamic Language School in Cairo.
Roses in Salty Soil: A Feminist Ethnography of the Phenomenology of Women’s Depression in Egypt Today
Poverty, Gender, and Religion: A Reflection on the Status of Coptic Women in Poor Areas
The Egyptian popular committee in solidarity with the Palestinian intifada: A social movement?
Charity versus social development: The approach of the Coptic church and monasticism
The importance of information to refugee decision-making: the southern Sudanese refugees in Cairo and their main sources of information
Farm workers in the desert: an anthropological study of a village in reclaimed desert land in Egypt
I'm getting an academic boner just thinking about this ! ! !