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Jeannie Sowers,
Environmental
Politics in
Egypt: Experts,
Activists, and
the State, Routledge,
forthcoming
2012. |
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Jeannie Sowers
and Chris
Toensing, eds.
Journey to Tahrir:
Revolution,
Protest, and
Social Change in
Egypt,
1999-2011.
Verso,
forthcoming
spring 2012. |
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"The Politics of
Assessment:
Water and
Sanitation MDG's
in the Middle
East." Neda
Zawahri, Jeannie
Sowers, and
Erika Weinthal.
Development and
Change, 42(5):
1153-1178,
September 2011. |
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Sowers, Jeannie,
Avner Vengosh
and Erika
Weinthal. 2010.
"Climate Change,
Water Resources,
and the Politics
of Adaptation in
the Middle East
and North
Africa,"
Climatic Change,
104(3-4):
599-627. |
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"Damietta
Mobilizes for
Its Environment"
(with Sharif
Elmusa). Middle
East Report;
October 21,
2009. |
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"Nature Reserves
and
Authoritarian
Rule in Egypt:
Embedded
Autonomy
Revisited." The
Journal of
Environment and
Development, 16
(4): 375-397,
December 2007. |
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Book Chapters |
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"Re-mapping the
Nation,
Critiquing the
State:
Environmental
Narratives and
Desert Land
Reclamation in
Egypt." In
Environmental
Imaginaries in
the Middle East:
History, Policy,
Power, and
Practice, edited
by Diana K.
Davis and Edmund
Burke III,
158-191. Athens:
Ohio University
Press, 2011.
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"Institutional
Change and
Environmental
Governance in
the Middle East:
Water and
Authority in
Egypt."
Forthcoming in
Comparative
Environmental
Politics, edited
by Stacy VanDeveer
and Paul
Steinberg, MIT
Press. [Available
at MIT Press] |
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"Authoritarian
Rule and
Democratic
Demands in the
Middle East" in
Achieving
Democracy,
edited by Mary
Fran T. Malone,
Continuum Press,
July 2011. [Available
at Amazon.com] |
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"Just Green
Marketing?
State, Business,
and Environment
in Egypt" in
Growing Pains:
Environmental
Management in
Developing
Countries.
Walter Wehrmeyer
and Yacob
Mulagetta, Eds.
London:
Greenleaf Press,
1999. [Available
at Amazon.com] |
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"States, Sovereignty, and Urban
Environmental Challenges" (with Atul Kohli
and George
Sorensen) in
Pamela Chasek,
ed. The United
Nations and the
Global
Environment in
the 21st
Century: From
Common
Challenges to
Shared
Responses.
Tokyo: United
Nations
University,
1999. [Available
through United Nations
University Press] |
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Reviews |
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"Running Dry: Editorial",
Middle East Report 254, Spring
2010. |
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'Trade, Reputation, and Child
Labor in Twentieth-Century
Egypt" by Ellis Goldberg and
"Everyday Economic Practices:
the Hidden Transcripts of
Egyptian Voices" by Savinna
Chowdhury, International
Journal of Middle East Studies,
41:3: 517-520, August 2009.
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"The
Many Injustices of Climate
Change"
Reviews A
Climate of
Injustice:
Global
Inequality,
North-South
Politics, and
Climate Policy,
by J. Timmons
Roberts and
Bradley C.
Parks; Fairness
in Adaptation to
Climate Change,
by W. Neil Adger,
Jouni Paavola,
Saleemul Huq,
and M.J. Mace;
and Climate
Change, Justice
and Future
Generations, by
Edward Page, for
Global
Environmental
Politics, 7 (4):
140-147,
November 2007. |
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"Climate
Change in the Middle East and
North Africa: Challenges and
Opportunities," Dubai
Initiative Working Paper No. 2, Belfer Center for Science and
International Affairs, Harvard
University. September
2010. |
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"Egypt: Market
Reforms and U.S.
Interests."
Congressional
Research Service
Report RL30686,
September 18,
2000. |
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"Israeli-Palestinian Peace
Process: Camp David II."
Congressional Research Service
Report RS20648, August 3, 2000. |
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Jeannie Sowers ● Assistant Professor of Political
Science ● University of New Hampshire 310B
Horton Social Science Center ● Durham, NH 03824
Phone: (603) 862-1752 ● Fax:
(603) 862-0178 ● E-mail:
jeannie.sowers@unh.edu
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