This article reviews the 'pro-poor'macroeconomic policy alternative to the Washington
consensus. The pro-poor approach draws heavily on heterodox economic theory, and offers …

Several approaches to the study of poverty are discussed, to learn from their strengths as
well as their weaknesses. For this purpose the concepts of marginality, social exclusion, new …

This article argues that attempts to understand the significance and implication of the Arab
uprisings must not lose sight of the fact that the current pressures for change are rooted in …

This article surveys and discusses prominent protagonists of the debate on socio‐economic
inequality in the Arab region, with a special focus on the World Bank and Egypt. According to …

Title: Routledge international handbook of migration studies/edited by Steven J. Gold and
Stephanie J. Nawyn. Other titles: International handbook of migration studies Description …

Ali Kadri examines how over the last three decades the Arab world has undergone a
process of developmental descent, or de-development. Driven by their own class proclivity …

This article puts forward two main arguments. First, it highlights the relationship between
different phases of neoliberalism in Morocco together with the specific methods and …

The headline of a 2013 newspaper article, in reference to the growing importance of
municipal issues such as bus fares, green spaces, and garbage collection throughout the …

Egypt has experienced a wave of unprecedented labour protests since December 2006.
Refuting moral economy and rational choice arguments as a basis for understanding labour …

In this article we argue that Morocco has experienced fundamental political change over the
past decades. This transition however cannot be understood in terms provided by the …