Professor of Economics and Director of the Institute of Financial Economics from the American University of Beirut, Lebanon, Simon Neaime advocates financial integration in Southern Mediterranean countries. In his capacity as coordinator of the FEMISE study entitled “Financial integration and shock vulnerability: Implications for the Cost of Capital in emerging markets”, Simon Neaime delivers the [...]
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FEMISE 2012 Annual Report
FEMISE published its annual report of 2012. The report this year is entitled “2012: Witnessing the Wind of Change in the... Read More »
Three new members join FEMISE in 2012
During 2012, three new members joined the FEMISE network as Active Members. The new members are: 1. Economic and Social Research... Read More »
Become a Member in FEMISE Network
The Femise network is open to non-profit institutes with interest in political economy, or research organizations and similar... Read More »
FEMISE Visiting Fellowships Programme: Call for Candidates (Closed)
Call Closed FEMISE is pleased to announce the launch of its “Visiting Fellowship Programme” inviting candidates (affiliated... Read More »
Publications
Publication of FEMISE New Volume: ICTs for Health, Education and Socioeconomic Policies
FEMISE is pleased to announce the publication of a new Volume in its series of “FEMISE Edited Volumes” entitled: ICTs for... Read More »
MED 2012 Report on Green Growth in the Mediterranean
After 24 months of work, CMI, Femise and partners have released their report on the green growth potential in the Mediterranean,... Read More »
2012 Femise Report on Euromediterranean Partnership
FEMISE has just released its 2012 annual report on the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership and the status of the Southern Mediterranean... Read More »
Publication of a New Femise Volume: Europe and the Mediterranean Economy – Routledge
FEMISE is pleased to announce the publication of a new Volume in its series of “FEMISE Edited Volumes”. The Volume is published... Read More »
Conferences
FEMISE Annual Conference, 23-24 November 2012, Marrakech, Morocco
(update 16/11/12: Conference Agenda available) The 2012 FEMISE annual Conference took place on the 23rd and 24th of November... Read More »
The 8th Edition of the Mediterranean Economic Rendez-vous
FEMISE, the Institute of the Mediterranean, Le Cercle des Economistes and their partners organized the VIIIth edition of the Economic... Read More »
The end of the Arab Exceptionalism – Message from the FEMISE Annual conference
The Arab Awakening and the Role of the EU-Med Partnership – Highlights of the last FEMISE conference One year after the... Read More »
Papers of the 2011 Conference
“The Arab Awakening and the Role of the EU-Med Partnership”, Marseille 15th and 16th of Decembre 2011 Below, the papers... Read More »
Discussions
It’s decision time for Mediterranean countries
Rising unemployment, worsening public deficit, declining tourism revenues… political transition is proving to be a long... Read More »
UE states should build a european common migratory policy
Selim Cagatay, professor at Centre for Economics Research on Mediterranean Countries Akdeniz Uni, Antalya, Turkey, is team leader... Read More »
Comparative analysis: Size of companies and productivity factors in the Mediterranean
Productivity improves the economic growth of a country; it contributes to the decrease of unemployment and to the reduction of... Read More »
The knowledge economy benefits the Gulf States
The knowledge economy stimulates growth. It improves overall productivity, influences competitiveness and market share. Over the... Read More »
The Essentials in 3 Clicks
- “Financial integration in MENA countries would lessen their vulnerability to global shocks”
- It’s decision time for Mediterranean countries
- FEMISE Research FEM35-05
- FEMISE Research FEM34-12
- FEMISE Research FEM34-10
- Publication of FEMISE New Volume: ICTs for Health, Education and Socioeconomic Policies
- UE states should build a european common migratory policy
- Comparative analysis: Size of companies and productivity factors in the Mediterranean
- The knowledge economy benefits the Gulf States
- FEMISE Research FEM35-07
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