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Revolutionary Justice narrates the power struggle between the free officers and their adversaries in the aftermath of Egypts July revolution of 1952 by studying trials held at the revolutions court and the peoples court. The establishment of these tribunals coincided with the most serious political crisis between the new regime and the opposition, primarily the muslim brothers and the wafd party, but also senior officials in the previous government. By this point, the initial euphoria and the unbridled adoration for the free officers had worn off, and the focus of the public debate shifted to the legitimacy of the armys continued rule. Revolutionary justice focuses on what happened both within and outside the courtroom. The tribunals transcripts, which constitute the prime source of this study, afford a rare glimpse of the direct dialogue between opposing parties. The books principle argument is that the rhetoric generated by Egypts special courts played a crucial role in the denouement of the countrys political struggles, the creation of new historical narratives, and the shaping of both the regimes and the oppositions public image. The courtroom deliberations perpetuated the prevailing emergency atmosphere, which helped the junta tighten its grip on the helm and advance its plans for a new dispensation. At the same time, the responses of defendants and witnesses during the trials exposed weaknesses in the official hegemonic narrative. Paradoxically, oppositional views that the regime tirelessly endeavored to silence were tolerated and recorded in the courtroom.

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Tesis ini mengevaluasi dampak pembangunan Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) terhadap alokasi sumber daya air Sungai Nil dan efeknya pada kebijakan pengelolaan air di Mesir. Menggunakan Teori Geopolitik Halford J. Mackinder dan Teori Dependensi Sumber Daya oleh Jeffrey Pfeffer dan Gerald R. Salancik, penelitian ini mendalaminya bagaimana GERD mampu mengubah peta geopolitik regional dan bagaimana Mesir beradaptasi terhadap perubahan ini dari perspektif politik, ekonomi, dan keamanan. Berdasarkan Teori Geopolitik Mackinder, penelitian ini menjelaskan bagaimana pergeseran kontrol atas sumber daya air penting seperti Sungai Nil dapat berpotensi mempengaruhi keseimbangan kekuatan di kawasan dan global. Dalam hal ini, GERD dianggap sebagai usaha Ethiopia untuk memperkuat posisinya di kawasan tersebut. Sementara itu, melalui Teori Dependensi Sumber Daya, penelitian ini menganalisis bagaimana Mesir, dalam ketergantungannya terhadap Sungai Nil, mungkin merespons perubahan ini dalam kebijakan dan strategi, baik dari segi politik, ekonomi, maupun keamanan, terhadap pembangunan GERD. ......This thesis evaluates the impact of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) construction on the allocation of Nile River's water resources and its effects on Egypt's water management policies. Utilizing Halford J. Mackinder's Geopolitical Theory and the Resource Dependence Theory by Jeffrey Pfeffer and Gerald R. Salancik, this study delves into how the GERD has the potential to alter the regional geopolitical map, and how Egypt is adapting to these changes from a political, economic, and security perspective. Building on Mackinder's Geopolitical Theory, this research elucidates how a shift in control over crucial water resources such as the Nile can potentially influence the balance of power regionally and globally. In this light, the GERD is perceived as Ethiopia's endeavor to strengthen its position in the region. Meanwhile, through the Resource Dependence Theory, this research analyzes how Egypt, in its dependence on the Nile, might respond to these changes in policies and strategies, politically, economically, and security-wise, towards the construction of the GERD.