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2015 / 2016Graduate Schools of Arts & SciencesCourses

Political Economy of the Middle East

CAS IR 587

Credits:
4

Considers the state of the Middle Eastern political economy and focuses on the failure of the rentier state and the difficulty of political and economic liberalization. Themes are petroleum, the uncertain course of political pluralism, and political Islam.

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