Development Challenges and Solutions after the Arab Spring

✍ Scribed by Ali Kadri (eds.)

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK
Year: 2016
Tongue: English
Leaves: 249
Series: Rethinking International Development Series
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Front Matter....Pages i-xiii
Introduction: Arab Development via the Channels of War and Oil....Pages 1-15
Front Matter....Pages 17-17
Egypt: Failed Emergence, Conniving Capitalism, Fall of the Muslim Brothers — A Possible Popular Alternative....Pages 19-38
The Failure of Arab Macro Policy....Pages 39-50
The Unravelling of Arab Autocracy: Socioeconomic Factors in Context....Pages 51-73
Transcending Neoliberalism through Pro-Poor and Democratic Economic Development Strategies....Pages 74-93
Front Matter....Pages 95-95
Monetary Regimes and Socioeconomic Stability: A Missing Link in the ‘Arab Spring’?....Pages 97-115
Diagnosing Constraints to Industrialisation in the Arab World: A Predatory Perspective....Pages 116-136
Front Matter....Pages 137-137
The Arab Uprisings through an Agrarian Lens....Pages 139-152
Uprisings without Agrarian Questions....Pages 153-172
Front Matter....Pages 173-173
The Political Economy of Palestinian Women’s Labour Market Participation....Pages 175-199
Investment and Neoliberalism in Syria....Pages 200-217
Front Matter....Pages 219-219
Arab Disintegration and the Right to Development....Pages 221-238
Back Matter....Pages 239-243

✦ Subjects

Development Economics; Political Economy; International Relations

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