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By Examining Economic Development In The Middle East In The Aftermath Of The Arab Spring, This Textbook Introduces Undergraduate And Postgraduate Students To The Most Pressing And Topical Economic Issues In The Contemporary Middle East. With Comprehensive Coverage Of The Entire Region, The Author Examines The Economic Prospects For The Gulf And Charts The Growth Of Economic Power In The Region. Organised Thematically, A Full Range Of Topics Are Discussed, Including: The Role Of Banks And Capital Markets In The Region's Development; The Impact Of Demographic Changes, Such As The Dramatic Decline In Birth Rates And The Implications For Future Employment; The Development Of Economic Advances In Oil And Gas Production; The Effects Of The Region's Economic Development On International And Inter-regional Trade. Through Discussing The Region's Problems Of The Past As Well As The Present And Future Challenges, This Book Provides Students With A Compact And Manageable Review Of The State Of Economic Development In The Middle East. Modelling Middle East Economic Development -- Growth And Structural Change -- Population Growth And Employment -- Capital Markets, Savings And Investment -- An Islamic Model For Economic Development -- Oil And Development -- International And Intra-regional Trade -- The Role Of The State. Rodney Wilson. Previous Ed.: 1995. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This book investigates the core economic challenges and developmental trajectories of the Middle East in the post-Arab Spring era. Rodney Wilson, a scholar specializing in Middle Eastern economics, utilizes a thematic framework to analyze structural changes, demographic shifts, and the influence of regional institutions. The text synthesizes historical data with contemporary analysis to provide a comprehensive overview of the region's economic prospects and the role of state policy in shaping future growth.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this work as a foundational textbook for students navigating the complexities of Middle Eastern economic systems. Readers frequently note the clarity of the thematic organization, which makes dense economic data accessible for both undergraduate and postgraduate study.
Page Count:
234
Publication Date:
2014-05-14
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203290852
ISBN-13:
9780203290859