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This volume examines the economic problems of Arab countries following the Arab Spring. The authors argue that reforms need to accomplish four objectives: more opportunities for youth, modernization of the state, creation of a competitive private economy, and integration of Arab countries with the global economy.
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This volume examines the economic problems of Arab countries following the Arab Spring. The authors argue that reforms need to accomplish four objectives: more opportunities for youth, modernization of the state, creation of a competitive private economy, and integration of Arab countries with the global economy.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 190
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. März 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 242mm x 162mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 417g
- ISBN-13: 9780199924929
- ISBN-10: 0199924929
- Artikelnr.: 34931014
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 190
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. März 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 242mm x 162mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 417g
- ISBN-13: 9780199924929
- ISBN-10: 0199924929
- Artikelnr.: 34931014
Magdi Amin, Lead Economist, International Finance Corporation Ragui Assaad, Professor of Planning and Public Affairs, Minnesota University Nazar al-Baharna, former Minister of State for Foreign Affairs of Bahrain Kemal Dervis, Vice President, Brookings Institution Raj M. Desai, Associate Professor of International Development, Georgetown University and Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution Navtej S. Dhillon, former director, Middle East Youth Initiative, Wolfensohn Center for Development, Brookings Institution Ahmed Galal, Managing Director, Economic Research Forum Hafez Ghanem, Assistant Director-General, Food and Agriculture Organization Carol Graham, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution Daniel Kaufmann, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution Homi Kharas, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution John Page, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution Djavad Salehi-Isfahani, Professor of Economics, Virginia Tech University and Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution Katherine Sierra, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution Tarik M. Yousef, CEO, Silatech and Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution
1 INTRODUCTION
Remaking the Arab Economies
What Kind of Reform?
New Transitions, New Directions: Outline of the Volume
What Next?: Stability, Confidence and Credibility
2 THE ORIGINS OF THE ARAB SPRING
The Unraveling Arab Social Contract
The Legacy of the Arab Polity
Partial Reform and International Experiences
Myths and Realities in Transition
3 OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Basic Demographic Trends
Employment: Young and Waiting
Education - Right Intentions, Wrong Outcomes
Transition Challenge: Evening out the Burden of Adjustment
4 BUILDING A MODERN STATE
Fiscal Reform
Public Sector Employment
Getting Good Government
5 TRANSFORMING THE PRIVATE SECTOR
A Structural Deficit in the Non-Oil Sector
Can the Arab World Compete?
Moving Forward with Private Sector Reform
Strategic Choices in Private Sector Reform
6 NEW REGIONAL AND GLOBAL STRATEGIES
Integrating with the Region and the World
Regional Infrastructure Cooperation
A Role for International Actors?
Remaking the Arab Economies
What Kind of Reform?
New Transitions, New Directions: Outline of the Volume
What Next?: Stability, Confidence and Credibility
2 THE ORIGINS OF THE ARAB SPRING
The Unraveling Arab Social Contract
The Legacy of the Arab Polity
Partial Reform and International Experiences
Myths and Realities in Transition
3 OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Basic Demographic Trends
Employment: Young and Waiting
Education - Right Intentions, Wrong Outcomes
Transition Challenge: Evening out the Burden of Adjustment
4 BUILDING A MODERN STATE
Fiscal Reform
Public Sector Employment
Getting Good Government
5 TRANSFORMING THE PRIVATE SECTOR
A Structural Deficit in the Non-Oil Sector
Can the Arab World Compete?
Moving Forward with Private Sector Reform
Strategic Choices in Private Sector Reform
6 NEW REGIONAL AND GLOBAL STRATEGIES
Integrating with the Region and the World
Regional Infrastructure Cooperation
A Role for International Actors?
1 INTRODUCTION
Remaking the Arab Economies
What Kind of Reform?
New Transitions, New Directions: Outline of the Volume
What Next?: Stability, Confidence and Credibility
2 THE ORIGINS OF THE ARAB SPRING
The Unraveling Arab Social Contract
The Legacy of the Arab Polity
Partial Reform and International Experiences
Myths and Realities in Transition
3 OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Basic Demographic Trends
Employment: Young and Waiting
Education - Right Intentions, Wrong Outcomes
Transition Challenge: Evening out the Burden of Adjustment
4 BUILDING A MODERN STATE
Fiscal Reform
Public Sector Employment
Getting Good Government
5 TRANSFORMING THE PRIVATE SECTOR
A Structural Deficit in the Non-Oil Sector
Can the Arab World Compete?
Moving Forward with Private Sector Reform
Strategic Choices in Private Sector Reform
6 NEW REGIONAL AND GLOBAL STRATEGIES
Integrating with the Region and the World
Regional Infrastructure Cooperation
A Role for International Actors?
Remaking the Arab Economies
What Kind of Reform?
New Transitions, New Directions: Outline of the Volume
What Next?: Stability, Confidence and Credibility
2 THE ORIGINS OF THE ARAB SPRING
The Unraveling Arab Social Contract
The Legacy of the Arab Polity
Partial Reform and International Experiences
Myths and Realities in Transition
3 OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Basic Demographic Trends
Employment: Young and Waiting
Education - Right Intentions, Wrong Outcomes
Transition Challenge: Evening out the Burden of Adjustment
4 BUILDING A MODERN STATE
Fiscal Reform
Public Sector Employment
Getting Good Government
5 TRANSFORMING THE PRIVATE SECTOR
A Structural Deficit in the Non-Oil Sector
Can the Arab World Compete?
Moving Forward with Private Sector Reform
Strategic Choices in Private Sector Reform
6 NEW REGIONAL AND GLOBAL STRATEGIES
Integrating with the Region and the World
Regional Infrastructure Cooperation
A Role for International Actors?