Networks of Privilege in the Middle East: The Politics of Economic Reform Revisited

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 The Formation and Development of Economic Networks in Syria: Implications for Economic and Fiscal Reforms, 1986–2000

Chapter 3 The Whales of the Nile: Networks, Businessmen, and Bureaucrats During the Era of Privatization in Egypt

Chapter 4 Patterns of Resistance: Economic Actors and Fiscal Policy Reform in Egypt in the 1990s

Chapter 5 From Negotiation to Rent Seeking, and Back? Patterns of State—Business Interaction and Fiscal Policy Reform in Jordan

Chapter 6 Nobody Having too Much to Answer for: Laissez-Faire, Networks, and Postwar Reconstruction in Lebanon

Chapter 7 Fiscal Trajectories in Morocco and Tunisia

Chapter 8 Participatory Development and Liberal Reforms in Tunisia: The Gradual Incorporation of Some Economic Networks

Chapter 9 Challenges to Networks of Privilege in Morocco: Implications for Network Analysis

Chapter 10 Reconciling Privilege and Reform: Fiscal Policy in Egypt, 1991–2000