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- Title Pages
- Contributors
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- Introduction
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1 A Political Analysis of the Egyptian Judges' Revolt -
2 The Development of Relations between the Mixed Courts and the Executive Authority in Egypt (1875–1904) -
3 The Law on Judicial Authority and Judicial Independence -
4 The General Prosecutor between the Judicial and Executive Authorities -
5 The Political Role of the Egyptian Judiciary -
6 The Political Role of the Supreme Constitutional Court: Between Principles and Practice -
7 The Role of the Judges' Club in Enhancing the Independence of the Judiciary and Spurring Political Reform1 -
8 Reining in the Executive: What Can the Judiciary Do? -
9 Judges and Elections: The Politicization of the Judges' Discourse -
10 Exceptional Courts and the Natural Judge -
11 Judges and Acts of Sovereignty -
12 The Government's Non-execution of Judicial Decisions -
13 Egyptian Parties and Syndicates vis-à-vis Judicial Decisions -
14 The Judicial Authority and Civil Society -
15 The Relationship between Judges and Human Rights Organizations during the 2005 Elections and the Referendum -
16 The Independence of the Judiciary as a Democratic Construct -
Appendix: Draft Constituent Declaration of the Union of Arab Judges
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- Judges and Political Reform in Egypt
- Publisher:
- American University in Cairo Press
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- Title Pages
- Contributors
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- Introduction
-
1 A Political Analysis of the Egyptian Judges' Revolt -
2 The Development of Relations between the Mixed Courts and the Executive Authority in Egypt (1875–1904) -
3 The Law on Judicial Authority and Judicial Independence -
4 The General Prosecutor between the Judicial and Executive Authorities -
5 The Political Role of the Egyptian Judiciary -
6 The Political Role of the Supreme Constitutional Court: Between Principles and Practice -
7 The Role of the Judges' Club in Enhancing the Independence of the Judiciary and Spurring Political Reform1 -
8 Reining in the Executive: What Can the Judiciary Do? -
9 Judges and Elections: The Politicization of the Judges' Discourse -
10 Exceptional Courts and the Natural Judge -
11 Judges and Acts of Sovereignty -
12 The Government's Non-execution of Judicial Decisions -
13 Egyptian Parties and Syndicates vis-à-vis Judicial Decisions -
14 The Judicial Authority and Civil Society -
15 The Relationship between Judges and Human Rights Organizations during the 2005 Elections and the Referendum -
16 The Independence of the Judiciary as a Democratic Construct -
Appendix: Draft Constituent Declaration of the Union of Arab Judges
