A Roundup of Egyptian Links

With so much going on in Egypt in the last 10 days or so, and the approaching holidays, there were a number of important articles, blogposts and the like I didn't have time to link to. If there are any of these you haven't already seen, let me recommend them to you.

• Mona Eltahawy in the Guardian: "Bruised but Defiant: Mona Eltahawy on her Assault by Egyptian Security Forces."

• Mohamed Al-Khalsan, Al-Jadaliyya, "The Army and the Economy in Egypt." (Arabic original here)

• Marc Lynch, Foreign Policy, "Egypt's Transition Can't Wait." 

• Sarah Carr: Al-Masry Al-Youm, "Blog: Walls Go Up"

• Yasmine Fathi, Ahram Online: "When an Egyptian Becomes an 'It': The Psychology of State Violence"

• Ursula Lindsey, The Arabist: "The Counterrevolution and Women."

• Mahmoud Salem (Sandmonkey), "Underneath." (Depressing but worth reading.)