Main Line Breakfast Briefings
James H. Gately and Eileen Rosenau, Co-chairs
 

Egypt’s Trajectory from Mubarak to Morsi
to Al-Sisi and Beyond

"the definitive account of the Muslim Brotherhood's rise and collapse" 
-- Commentary Magazine

Featuring

Eric Trager
Esther K. Wagner Fellow, The Washington Institute 
Fellow, Program on the Middle East, FPRI

Thursday, December 15, 2016
7:30 am Continental Breakfast, 8:00 am Briefing, 9:00 am Adjournment
Merion Cricket Club, 325 Montgomery Ave, Haverford, PA

Books will be for sale at the event or are available for purchase here.

Drawing on his new book Arab Fall: How the Muslim Brotherhood Won and Lost Egypt in 891 Days, Eric Trager will explore the Muslim Brotherhood’s rise and fall and assess the state of play in Egypt today. An expert on Egyptian politics, Trager is the Esther K. Wagner Fellow at the Washington Institute and a Fellow in FPRI’s Program on the Middle East. He was in Egypt during the 2011 anti-Mubarak revolt and visits frequently to conduct firsthand interviews with leaders in Egypt’s government, military, political parties, media, and civil society. His writings have appeared in Foreign Affairs, The Atlantic, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal.

This event will take place in the Sun Lounge on the second floor of the building. Guests are welcome to self-park in the upper lot (closest to Montgomery Avenue). When approaching the building, please enter through the first door on the right (single door, not double doors). Guests should take the stairs all the way to the top and straight back in order to enter the room.
 

• This entire series (8 programs annually) is open to FPRI Members (and spouses) at the $500 level. 
• For others, admission is $50 per session per guest.
• Reservations are required. RSVP: events@fpri.org or (215) 732-3774 x 100

If you encounter any issues in trying to register for the event, please contact Payton Windell at pwindell@fpri.org or (215) 732-3774 x 122.

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