Titlebook: Oil, Institutions and Sustainability in MENA; A Radical Approach t Mohammed Akacem,Dennis Dixon Miller,John Leonard F Book 2020 Springer Na

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The Population Threat,sorb a segment of the large unemployed youth..In summary, with a high population growth and limited water and arable land, foreign exchange is needed to import food. Since oil revenues cannot be relied upon, MENA’s economies need to diversify away from oil-export dependency?and to attract?foreign di

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Oil as a Path to Institutional Change in MENA,e governments more accountable to the citizens. What used to be the national oil company would cease to report to the government and instead would report to a board of directors elected by the citizens. This plan could solve the gasoline subsidy problem since citizens may not want to give up some of

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writing and research. This corporeal move places the body at the center of the discourse, which for some is a critical act that liberates both the researcher and those who read their texts. Yet, for many academics, the domain of traditional academic writing is sacred, and the move toward visceralit

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Mohammed Akacem,Dennis Dixon Miller,John Leonard Faulknere to divine the inner workings of the African American soul. In a 2007 interview with Canadian scholar Anthony Stewart, Everett announced that he doesn’t feel as if he has any responsibility to represent African Americans. In fact, he insists that they are impossible to represent as a whole (Stewart

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Mohammed Akacem,Dennis Dixon Miller,John Leonard FMakes a strong case for why the current situation in MENA is unsustainable.Emphasizes the role of institutions in the development of effective and sustainable natural resource policy.Presents a new vi

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