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Conference papers represent key, cross-cutting themes that are selected through a rigorous peer-review process, following an open call for submissions. These papers are presented during the ERF Annual Conferences and are subject to constructive feedback from experienced referees.
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Health Insurance and Financial Protection: Evidence from Egypt
The paper exploits a natural experiment, through the phased roll-out of Egypt’s Universal Health Insurance... Read More
Mediatization of National AI Strategies: The Sociotechnics of Egypt’s AI Policy
This article examines how national artificial intelligence (AI) strategies operate as mediatized sociotechnical artefacts by... Read More
Poverty and Inequality in Iran: From Land Reform to the Present
This paper traces the evolution of poverty and inequality in Iran, emphasizing the enduring impact... Read More
Climate Risk and Credit Allocation: A Study of Domestic and Foreign Banks in Türkiye
This study examines how banks in Türkiye adjust their lending in response to climate-related risks,... Read More
Religion and Economic Attitudes in Arab Countries
Religion remains deeply embedded in Arab societies, yet its economic implications are often portrayed in... Read More
Does Global Value Chain Participation Depress Labor Shares in Manufacturing?
This paper examines the impact of global value chain (GVC) participation on labor shares across... Read More
Egypt’s Economy in the Age of Permacrisis
This paper develops an analytical framework to explain why Egypt has been trapped in a... Read More
Artificial Intelligence Adoption in Small Enterprises Across Europe: A Comparative and Efficiency-Based Evaluation with Policy Implications for Türkiye
This paper assesses the efficiency of AI adoption among small enterprises in Türkiye and 30... Read More
Rising Temperatures, Widening Gap: A Study of Income Inequality Amidst Climate Change in the MENA Region
There is extensive literature examining the effect of climate change on income inequality globally. However,... Read More