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Middle Eastern and African economies

Studies of the economies of Iran, Israel, Turkey, the Gulf states, Egypt, North Africa, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya and Africa as a whole.

25 books on Middle Eastern and African economies.

25 books

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  1. The Dragon's GiftDeborah Brautigam, 2009
  2. Capitalism and Class in the Gulf Arab StatesAdam Hanieh, 2011
  3. Money, Markets, and MonarchiesAdam Hanieh, 2018
  4. African Economic DevelopmentChristopher Cramer, John Sender, Arkebe Oqubay, 2020
  5. A Political Economy of the Middle EastAlan Richards, John Waterbury, 1990

The best books on Middle Eastern and African economies 25

Deborah Brautigam · 2009
What Chinese finance and contractors actually do in Africa; Ethiopia recurring.
Adam Hanieh · 2011
How Gulf merchant families became regional capital, and where they invest.
Adam Hanieh · 2018
The GCC as an integrated capital bloc; conglomerates, real estate, finance.
Christopher Cramer, John Sender, Arkebe Oqubay · 2020
Attacks the standard development orthodoxies using Ethiopian evidence throughout.
Alan Richards, John Waterbury · 1990
Egypt is the anchor case throughout; the standard textbook on regional state-business relations.
Donald Rothchild · 1991
The Rawlings structural adjustment, the reference case for African reform.
Jahangir Amuzegar · 1993
The earlier survey: nationalisation, war financing and the bonyad economy.
Arang Keshavarzian · 2003
How informal credit, trust networks and trade finance work when the banking system does not.
Mahmoud A. El-Gamal, Amy Myers Jaffe · 2009
Petrodollar recycling and the boom-bust cycle Gulf investors keep repeating.
Ziya Onis, Fikret Senses · 2009
Academic account of the post-2001 reform programme and its unwinding.
Steven Radelet · 2010
Ghana as lead exhibit in the case for African growth turnarounds.
Paul Rivlin · 2010
The wider economy: labour markets, defence spending, inflation and stabilisation.
Jahangir Amuzegar · 2014
Former finance minister on subsidies, privatisation and the rial.
Steffen Hertog, Giacomo Luciani, Marc Valeri · 2015
How business associations and state elites actually bargain across the region.
Suzanne Maloney · 2015
The standard survey: bonyads, IRGC commercial holdings, subsidies and sanctions.
Arkebe Oqubay · 2015
Insider account of the cement, floriculture and leather sectors by the official who ran the policy.
Kristian Coates Ulrichsen · 2016
Sovereign funds, diversification plans and the limits of the rentier bargain.
Greg Mills, Olusegun Obasanjo, Jeffrey Herbst, Dickie Davis · 2017
Operator-facing handbook on governance and growth constraints across the continent.
David Rosenberg · 2018
The sceptical case: the tech sector is an enclave, not an economy.
Ishac Diwan, Adeel Malik, Izak Atiyas · 2019
Firm-level evidence on politically connected business; Egypt is the core case.
Arkebe Oqubay, Kenichi Ohno · 2019
Technological learning and catch-up; the theory behind Ethiopia's industrial parks.
Aaron Jakes · 2020
Colonial economism and the debt-and-cotton origins of the modern Egyptian economy.
Michael G. Schatzberg · 1987
Dated but the clearest treatment of the settler-to-Kenyan capital handover.
Melani Claire Cammett · 2007
Morocco against Tunisia: why business lobbies formed differently and what it did to reform.
Fantu Cheru, Christopher Cramer, Arkebe Oqubay · 2019
Reference volume rather than a read; the only place much of this data exists in English.

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