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Galal (also Jalal) Ahmad Amin is a noted Egyptian economist, professor, author, and commentator.

PERSONAL HISTORY

Amin was born in Egypt in 1935. His father, Ahmad Amin, was a prominent writer, judge, and professor.

Galal Amin studied at Cairo University, receiving his LL.B. degree there in 1955, a diploma in economics in 1956, and a diploma in public law in 1957.

Summary.

Galal Amin once again turns his attention to the shaping of Egyptian society and the Egyptian state in the half-century and more that has elapsed since the.

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Writer and intellectual Galal Amin at one point to pose the bewildered question: 'Whatever happened to the Egyptians?' (Amin ).

Smith, alongside Hassan Galal Aroussy, a former diplomat and lawyer who was selected to manage Franklin's Cairo office, met with Amin to discuss the project.

Amin then traveled to Britain in 1958 to study on a government grant, and there he earned an M.S. (1961) and a Ph.D. (1964) in economics from the prestigious London School of Economics.

After returning to Egypt, Amin taught economics at Ayn Shams University from 1964–1974.

He also served as an economic advisor for the Kuwait Fund for Economic Development simultaneously from 1969–1974. Amin taught for one year at UCLA from 1978–1979, and then commenced teaching economics at The American University in Cairo where he remains as of 2007.

In addition to teaching, Amin regularly writes books and articles