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FEMISE MED BRIEF no9 : “The determinants of export performance of firms in MENA countries”
01/06/2018
FEMISE MED BRIEF no8 : Women in the MENA labour market. Can collaborative economy be of help?
23/05/2018
FEMISE MED BRIEF no7 : The Effects of Syrian Refugees on the Labor Markets of Host Countries
10/05/2018
FEMISE MED BRIEF no6 : The Importance of Reconciling South MED Countries positions on The Paris Agreement
03/05/2018
FEMISE MED BRIEF no5 : Egypt and the WTO Government Procurement Agreement
14/03/2018
FEMISE MED BRIEF no4 : vicinity linkages and trade growth
26/02/2018
FEMISE Call for Policy Briefs – Deadline extended: 30 March 2018
24/01/2018
FEMISE MED BRIEF no3 : FDI in MENA and impact of institutional context
04/01/2018
FEMISE MED BRIEF no2 : Emigration and culture in the MENA
11/12/2017
FEMISE MED BRIEF no1 : Twin Deficits and the Sustainability of Macroeconomic Policies
05/12/2017
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