Taiwan / Saudi Arabia / Tunisia / South Africa / Qatar / Egypt / Mauritania / Jordan / United States / Afghanistan / China / Singapore / Morocco / Iraq / South Korea / / /
Facility
Building Accountability / Duke University / American University / / /
IndustryTerm
printing press / financial systems / sustainable economic solutions / high-tech sectors / policy solutions / energy subsidy / non-bank credit / industrial technologies / educational systems / finance / economic solutions / social services / non-bank financial system / civilian applications / tribal and social networks / food / public infrastructure / public financial management systems / credit information law / state banks / bank / health insurance / information technology / unemployment insurance / social networks / technology adoptions / statistical systems / oil fund / Social insurance / oil boom / /
Organization
American University in Cairo / International Monetary Fund / Gulf Cooperation Council / Duke University / School of Business / civil society / World Bank / World Economic Forum / Truth and Reconciliation Commission / Regional Agenda Council on the Arab World / European Union / Central Asia Department / /
Person
Miroslav Dusek / Tarik Yousef / Silatech / Unemployment / Nadeem Ilahi / Matthew Miller / Masood Ahmed / Al-Ississ / Børge Brende / Samir Kassir / Timur Kuran / Mohamad Al Ississ / / /
Position
Economist / Chief Executive Officer / Managing Director / Government Relations and Constituents Engagement / Assistant Professor / Economics / Professor / journalist / Way Forward / Head of the Middle East and North Africa / Director / Middle East / Director / Government Relations and Constituents Engagement / /
PublishedMedium
the Quarterly Journal of Economics / /
Region
East Africa / Middle East / North Africa / East Asia / Latin America / Arab Middle East / Central Asia / Caribbean / /
THE COMPENDIUM ON ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE IN THE ARAB WORLD 2011 Dead Sea, Jordan 21 October 2011