emad ouf, Author at Arab Forum for Alternatives

Compiling Arab Forum for Alternatives’ publications On international financial institutions and their impact on the Arab region

25 September، 2023emad oufPapers and studies, Social justice and and inequality Multiple dimensions

September 2023 The World Bank and its policies have a prolonged history in our region. Perhaps its first stop was in the year 1955 when the World Bank refused to finance Egypt’s construction of the High Dam, and the political events and developments that followed changed the face of the region. The role of the Bank and international financial institutions remained limited in certain countries in the region until its role began to expand through preliminary policies in the seventies and agendas and programs in the eighties. The following article published in Mada Masr monitors the development of these policies…

The Arab Gulf and Climate Change: Massive Steps or Greening Non-negotiable Fossil Fuel Revenues

13 September، 2023emad oufPapers and studies, Social justice and and inequality Multiple dimensions

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Paper: Decentralization in Egypt: More than 10 years of a stumbling path

7 March، 2023emad oufPapers and studies, Political transformations and social movements Developments and visions

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Shimaa El Sharkawy ,Shimaa ElSharkawyEgypt Abstract: Decentralization has been in the limelight of scholarly debate both for OECD countries and for other world regions, such as the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) for the last decades. When mass protests in the periphery in 2011 spilled over to urban spaces across the region, several MENA regimes responded to the increasing uncontrollability of political dynamics by broadening their discourse on decentralization and local governance reforms. Even the formerly heavily centralized regimes of Tunisia and Egypt opted for decentralization and introduced associated principles in their new constitutions. While, in Tunisia, the democratic…

Biodiversity in the Arab region

16 August، 2022emad oufPapers and studies, Social justice and and inequality Multiple dimensions

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Raja Kassab ,Rajaa KassabMorocco

New Project: Pandemic Lessons for Democratic Good Practices in Crisis in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Tunisia (2022-2024)

11 August، 2022emad oufPapers and studies, Political transformations and social movements Developments and visions

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Arab Forum for Alternatives ,Observatory for Democratic TransitionEgypt ,Jordan ,Lebanon ,TunisiaArab Alternatives Forum for Social Studies (AFA) is pleased to announce the launch of its new project in partnership with United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF). As well as with the partnership of the Tunisian Democratic transition observatory (OTTD). The project’s overall objective is the promotion of democratic good practices during crises, through examining the different ways in which governments have dealt with the pandemic crisis. Key activities aim to support stakeholders in improving their knowledge on the features and characteristics of Covid-19 responses in the Arab States Region, combining research,…