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Egypt’s New Civilian Institutions See Elections as First Test

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Mubarak's Quick End Has Challenged Egypt's Civil Society
Mubarak’s Quick End Has Challenged Egypt’s Nascent Civil Society

Years of Dictatorship Have Left Vast Areas of Civilian Life Distorted by Corruption and Mismanagement as Egypt’s New Civilian Institutions Struggle to Form

Egypt elections: a test of hard-won civic values

The Christian Science Monitor: By the Monitor’s Editorial Board

As elections go, Egypt’s matters more than most. The Middle East giant was the centerpiece of the Arab Spring last year, ousting a longtime dictator in a popular uprising. Now Egyptians go to the polls June 16-17 to choose a new leadership.

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