Femise Research Reports under 2008-2009 programme
Access to the 2008-2009 Femise Research Report
Currently, there are 3 reports available on 17 launched Studies
Theme 1 : Macroeconomy, Economies in Transition, Flows of Capital & Goods
Theme 2 : Liberalization of Agriculture, Trade in Services, Movement of Persons, and Energy and the Environment
Theme 3 : Development, Employment, the Informal Sector and Fight Against Poverty
Theme 4 : Euro-med Regional Integration and Cooperation and Integration among Southern Mediterranean Countries
Theme 5 : Education, Training and the Role of Women in Enterprises
Theme 3 : Development, Employment, the Informal Sector and Fight Against Poverty
FEM33-02: Income Inequality and Poverty after Trade Liberalization in MENA Countries (Full Report/Rapport Complet, PDF, GB, 178 p., 3,5Mo – Résumé FR – Summary GB)
Leader: Roby Nathanson, Macro Center for Political Economics, Israel
In collaboration with: Khalid Sekkat, University of Brussels, Belgium; Hagar Tzameret-Kercher, Macro Center for Political Economics, Israel; Oleg Glybchenko, Macro Center for Political Economics, Israel
FEM33-05: Social Cohesion Policies in Mediterranean Countries: an Assessment of Instruments and Outcomes (Full Report/Rapport Complet, PDF, GB, 133 p., 1,6Mo – Résumé FR – Summary GB)
Leaders: Marco Zupi, CeSPI, Rome, Italy; Elisenda Estruch-Puertas, CeSPI, Rome, Italy
In collaboration with: Ahmed Driouchi, IEAPS, Al Akhawayn University, Ifrane, Morocco; Marina Izzo, CeSPI, Rome, Italy
Theme 4 : Euro-med Regional Integration and Cooperation and Integration among Southern Mediterranean Countries
FEM33-01: Regional Integration, Firms’ Location and Convergence: An Application to the Euro-Mediterranean Area (Full Report/Rapport Complet, PDF, GB, 118 p., 2,4Mo – Résumé FR – Summary GB)
Leader: Nicolas Péridy (Université de Nantes, Laboratoire d’Economie de Nantes, France)
In collaboration with: Corinne Bagoulla (Université de Nantes, Laboratoire d’Economie de Nantes, France), Ahmed Ghoneim (Cairo University, Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Egypt)
These texts has been produced with the financial assistance of the European Union within the context of the FEMISE program. The contents of those documents are the sole responsibility of the authors and can under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the European Union.
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