Yusuf Kocoglu, Assistant Professor at the Laboratory for Applied Economics for Development (LEAD), at the University of Sud Toulon-Var helped draw up the annual FEMISE report for 2011 on the Euro-Mediterranean partnership. In the document entitled “A new Mediterranean region: towards achieving fundamental transition”, he analyses the problems of youth employment in the Mediterranean basin.
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Young people, the key to the Mediterranean
Publications
2011 Femise Report on Euromediterranean Partnership
FEMISE has released its 2011 annual report on the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership and the status of the Southern Mediterranean... Read More »
FEMISE Publishes a new publication: Edited Volume
It gives us a great pleasure to announce a new FEMISE publication . This first volume entitled: “Inflation Targeting in MENA... Read More »
The Euro-Mediterranean partnership at the Crossroads
What progress has been made since the Barcelona process was launched 15 years ago, and what margins do signatory countries to... Read More »
2010 Femise Report on Euromediterranean Partnership
FEMISE has released its latest report on the Euromediterranean Partnership and the situation of the Mediterranean countries. The... Read More »
Conferences
FEMISE Annual Conference, 15-16 December 2011, Marseille, France
The 2011 FEMISE annual Conference took place this year on December 15-16th in Marseille, France, Hotel Villa Massalia. The theme... Read More »
Recommendations from the workshop on “Firms, Trade and Development”
2nd International Workshop on Firms, Trade and Development 4-5 July 2011, Aix-en-Provence, France The Euro-Mediterranean... Read More »
Remittances from migrants an asset to countries of origin
In Istanbul on 16 and 17 April 2011, some fifty economic experts from the Mediterranean compared their studies on “Migration... Read More »
FEMISE-DEFI Workshop on ” Firms, Trade and Development”
The second workshop on « Firms, Trade and Development » will be held in Aix en Provence, France, on the 4th and 5th of July... Read More »
Discussions
Democratic transition: ensuring economic stability in the Euro-Mediterranean region
The traditional annual report for FEMISE has special resonance this year. Published ten months after the first revolts of the... Read More »
A difficult but fundamental transition for the Mediterranean
Hope for a better life is reborn for people living in Mediterranean countries. The break with the old authoritarian regimes has... Read More »
Grandeur and decadence of authoritarian regimes in the Mediterranean
The heads that have rolled in the Mediterranean region signal the end of several decades of authoritarian regimes and a corruption... Read More »
Banking systems need to further diversify to ensure growth after the Arab Spring
Since the early 2000s, technological advances in southern Mediterranean countries have contributed to improvements in the banking... Read More »
The Essentials in 3 Clicks
- Democratic transition: ensuring economic stability in the Euro-Mediterranean region
- A difficult but fundamental transition for the Mediterranean
- Grandeur and decadence of authoritarian regimes in the Mediterranean
- Young people, the key to the Mediterranean
- 2011 Femise Report on Euromediterranean Partnership
- FEMISE Annual Conference, 15-16 December 2011, Marseille, France
- CASE – 7th Biennial International Conference
- CREMed III Workshop – Call for Papers on Economics of the Mediterranean
- Banking systems need to further diversify to ensure growth after the Arab Spring
- Improving productivity in Mediterranean businesses
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