The economies of the Arab World : development since 1945
By: Sayigh, Yusuf A
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BookSeries: Routledge library edition : The Economy Of The Middle East ; 15.Publisher: London: Routledge, c2016.Description: 726 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9781138820173Subject(s): -- Arab World | EconomicsDDC classification: 330.9174927 SA EC Online resources: Location Map
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This book, a comprehensive study of twelve of the economies of key countries of the Arab world, has three main objectives: to record the developmental achievements and failings of each country; to examine the main issues arising in the drive for development; and to assess the future outlook for development for each country. Most of the countries studied only gained independence from their colonial masters in recent decades, and the process of economic development has necessarily been accompanied by political development.
| Item type | Home library | Call number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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| REGULAR | University of Wollongong in Dubai Main Collection | 330.9174927 SA EC (Browse shelf) | Available | May2018 | T0059570 |
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| 330.9174927 MA AR The Arab world unbound : | 330.9174927 RI AR Arab economies in the twenty-first century / | 330.9174927 RI AR Arab economies in the twenty-first century / | 330.9174927 SA EC The economies of the Arab World : | 330.91767 CH ME Methodological dimension of Islamic economics / | 330.917671 MI DD Middle East, North Africa & central Asia economic factbook 2010 / | 330.9176927 FI AR The Arab world / |
1. Introduction 2. Iraq 3. Kuwait 4. Saudi Arabia 5. Jordan 6. Syria 7. Lebanon 8. Egypt 9. Sudan 10. Libya 11. Tunisia 12. Algeria 13. Morocco 14. Arab Development in its Regional Framework
This book, a comprehensive study of twelve of the economies of key countries of the Arab world, has three main objectives: to record the developmental achievements and failings of each country; to examine the main issues arising in the drive for development; and to assess the future outlook for development for each country. Most of the countries studied only gained independence from their colonial masters in recent decades, and the process of economic development has necessarily been accompanied by political development.