An anthology from the pages of the Cairo Review of Global Affairs brings together experts from the Middle East and around the world for a penetrating insight into how maverick tycoon Donald Trump captured the White House and a comprehensive survey of the new America president's domestic and international challenges. This is a must-read collection of serious writing for everyone concerned about superpower relations, Middle East peace, migration and immigration, climate change, and other hot-button issues in the Trump Era. Among the anthology's 32 essays: "e;The Meaning of Trump"e; by Donald T. Critchlow; "e;American Poverty"e; by Bernie Sanders, "e;Islamophobes"e; by Moustafa Bayoumi; "e;The United States and Palestine"e; by Rashid Khalidi; "e;Struggle of the Middle East Refugees"e; by Antonio Guterres; "e;How ISIS Will End"e; by Mark Juergensmeyer; "e;Failings of Political Islam"e; by Tarek Osman,"e; "e;Unraveling in the Kremlin"e; by Lilia Shevtsova, and "e;After the Paris Agreement"e; by Hoda Baraka and Payal Parekh. With an introduction by former Egyptian Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy.