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Deindustrialization and Growth in MENA Countries: A Focus on Tunisia
This paper analyzes the pattern of deindustrialization in MENA countries to emphasize its main features... Read More
Women’s Work and Children’s Development Outcomes: The Influence of Employment Types
High inequality of opportunities for early childhood development is a major social challenge in the... Read More
Higher Participation but Lower Pay? Occupational Segregation and The Wage Penalty in Turkey
Women’s labor market participation rate in Turkey hit its lowest value in the mid 2000s... Read More
GVCs and Labor Market Outcomes: Evidence from MENA
This paper studies the role of global value chains (GVC) participation in fostering labor market... Read More
A Geospatial Analysis of Food Insecurity Among Refugee Households in Lebanon Using Machine Learning Techniques
This study integrates geospatial analysis with machine learning to understand the interplay and spatial dependencies... Read More
Structural Domestic Conditions, Regional and International Financial Integrations: Evidence from MENA
This paper investigates the effects of international (IFI) and regional financial integrations (RFI) on structural... Read More
Female Headship and Poverty in The Arab Region: Analysis of Trends and Dynamics Based on A New Typology
Various challenges are thought to render female-headed households (FHHs) vulnerable to poverty in the Arab... Read More
When Active Labor Market Policies Increase Unemployment: An Assessment of The Impact of The Employment Agencies Program in Algeria
This paper examines the impact on labor force behavior of the employment agencies program adopted... Read More
Does The Environment Matter? Climate Change, Transboundary Effects, Economic Growth and Conflicts
The relationship between climate change and violent conflict has been the focus of rigorous scholarly... Read More