Proceedings of the Middle East Economic Association
2002 Proceedings of the Middle East Economic Association
Selected condensed papers presented in the 22nd annual meeting of MEEA
in conjunction with Allied Social Sciences Association in
Atlanta,
Georgia, U.S.A., January 4-6, 2002
Full papers can be requested from the authors.
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E. Mine Cinar, Loyola University Chicago
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Robert Lapointe, Loyola University Chicago
Namra Patel, Loyola University Chicago
Editorial Advisory Board for Volume
4
Parvin Alizadeh, London Guildhall
University
Sohrab Behdad, Denison
University
Fatemeh Moghadam,Hofstra
University
Jeffrey Nugent, University of
Southern California
Jennifer Olmsted,
Occidental College
Edward Sayre, Agnes
Scott College
Wassim Shahin, Lebanese
American University
Bulent Uyar, University
of Northern Iowa
Tariq Yousef, Georgetown
University
Contents
Harvard University
Palestinian Labor Migration to Israel Since
Oslo and Beyond
by Leila Farsakh
University of London
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Information Technology and Growth: Will the Software Industry Lead Egypt into a New Economy?
by Nagla Rizk
The American University in Cairo
by Besalet Basoglu and Ahmed Goma
Manhattan College
David and Goliath: The U.S.-Jordan Free Trade Agreement
and the Economic Development of Jordan
by Grace Victoria Chomo
United Nations
Dual Labor
Markets and Public Debt: An Illustration Using the Lebanese Example
by Sheikh Shahnawaz
University of Southern California
Oil and the Rentier State:
Iran's Capital Formation : 1960-1997
by Sousan Badiei and Cyrus Bina
California State Polytechnic University-Pomona and University of Minnesota
The Interpretative Debate of the Classical Islamic
Jurists on Riba (Usury)
by Farhad Nomani
The American University of Paris
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