Halabi, Yakub S., Capitalism versus Islam: The Political Implications of Free Market Reforms in Egypt, 1987-1999, Ph.D. dissertation: University of Denver.; Denver, CO, 2001, 318

Ph.D. dissertation: University of Denver.

«Based on the writings of Gramsci, the study concludes that given the fact that Egypt's civil society is weak, capitalism will not stabilize the country's political system. On the contrary, the combination of capitalism, weak civil society and a strong mosque may hasten political changes that may lead to the rise of an Islamic fundamentalist regime in Egypt».

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