SOAS, University of London (The School of Oriental and African Studies)

Overview

Name:

Mrs Marwa Salem Mamdou

Email address:

218633@soas.ac.uk

Thesis title:

The Feeble Giant: Analysing Egypt’s Foreign policy towards some African issues

Internal Supervisors

• Charles R H Tripp
• Tom Young

PhD Research

The research presents an analysis of some internal elements (decision making – bureaucracy – cultural determinants) that affect the foreign policy making in Egypt and lead to its current outcomes, The analysis approaches three African issues (the Nile Water – The Egyptian Ethiopian relations – Egypt’s performance and influence inside the regional organisation of the African Union).

PhD Publications

Reports: (in Arabic)

• “The 21st Summit of the G7.” El Seyasa el Dawleyya. Cairo. Dar al-Ahram. Vol. 122. Oct. 1995.
• “The German Economy still pays the Costs of the Unification.” El Seyasa el Dawleyya. Cairo. Dar al-Ahram. Vol. 124. April. 1996.
• “The Egyptian-Sudanese Relations: A Crisis of Confidence.” El Seyasa el Dawleyya. Cairo. Dar al-Ahram. Vol. 126. Oct. 1996.
• “The Problem of South Sudan between the April’s Agreement and Mandela’s Initiative.” El Seyasa el Dawleyya. Cairo. Dar al-Ahram. Vol. 130. Oct. 1997.
• “The Reaction of the Sino-American Relations.” Qira’at Istratigiyah. Cairo, Dar al-Ahram. Vol. 2. Feb. 1998.
• “Haiti: When will the Crisis be solved?” El Seyasa el Dawleyya. Cairo. Dar al-Ahram. Vol. 137. July. 1999.
• “Algeria and the Transformation towards the National Conciliation.” El Seyasa el Dawleyya. Cairo. Dar al-Ahram. Vol. 138. Oct. 1999.

Books: (Arabic & English)

• “Israel and Africa.” Al-Afriqiyah al- Dawleyyah lel-Nashr wa-al-Tawzee, Cairo, 2012.

PhD Affiliations

African Society