Brock Dahl formerly worked in Baghdad and on the Afghanistan Interagency Operations Group with the U.S. Department of the Treasury. He has studied Arabic and performed academic work on political economics, corruption and human rights issues in Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey and Afghanistan. He is currently completing his Juris Doctorate at the George Washington University Law School in Washington D.C.
Entrepreneurship: Expanding the Circle of OpportunityOpportunity offers the chance to satisfy the yearning for fulfillment. A critical question for any transition to democracy is how to lay a proper framework for that opportunity to exist
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The Secular Essence of Islam
Cairo - A Poem
The Creation Of Democracy Requires Courage, Honesty And Truth
Striking Back At Egyptian Workers
Mediocrity
Where Will the Muslim Brotherhood Take Egypt’s Economy?
Proposals for the Improvement of the Quality of Egyptian Education
Top 8 Lessons to be Learned from Benjamin Netanyahu’s Washington Visit
What is to give Light
Integration Not Ideology - The Toulouse Killing is Unrelated to Islam
The Economic Future of Egypt’s Revolution
Top Five Things Morsi has to Do if Egypt is to Succeed
The Muslim Brotherhood's Trial of Pluralism
An open letter to Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei
Egypt's Daunting Economy
Remembering Ahmed Ramzi – A True Egyptian Gentleman
The “J-Curve” and Egypt
¡Viva La Recesión! Are bad economies good for democracy?
On Women and the Egyptian Uprising
The Importance of Egypt’s Revolution
