The Struggle for Constitutional Power

Judicial reform is often seen as a solution to the challenges faced by developing countries, but this book critically assesses its effectiveness, particularly in the context of the Egyptian Supreme Constitutional Court. By exploring the intersection of political science, economics, and law, it reveals the complexities of legal mobilization within a challenging political landscape. The author, Tamir Moustafa, challenges prevailing beliefs and offers fresh perspectives on the obstacles to institutional development, economic growth, and democracy in the Arab world.