Institut de la Méditerranée (Marseille)
Economic Research Forum (Le Caire)
Femise Research Programme
Ongoing or Achieved Research
under 2005-2009 programme
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| 1 | FEM 31-01 | Recent Migration Patterns from MENA Countries to the EU: A Quantitative Assessment and Policy Implications | LEN, Université de Nantes | France |
2
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PERIDY Nicolas | Leonard Davis Institute of International Relations, The Hebrew University ; CES Faculté des Sciences Juridiques, Économiques et Sociales, Université Mohamed V |
| 2 | FEM 31-03 | Decision Tree of the Roadmap For Agricultural Liberalization in The Euro-Mediterranean Zone | UAM-AGREEM | Espagne |
2
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LORCA Alessandro | University of Galatasaray |
| 3 | FEM 31-04 | Trade and Jobs in Morocco: Why Do Some Firms Succeed and Others Fail to Increase Employment? | DULBEA, University of Brussels | Belgique |
3
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SEKKAT Khalid | INSEA |
| 4 | FEM 31-05 | Evaluation of the "Programme de mise à niveau" implemented by the southern Mediterranean countries | Université de Tunis El Manar | Tunisie |
6
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GHAZOUANI Samir | INSEA ; CREAD |
| 5 | FEM 31-07 | Regional Integration and Goods and Factors Flows in the MENA Region | German Institute for Economic Research, DIW, Berlin | Germany |
6
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SILIVERSTOVS Boriss | Bilkent University |
| 6 | FEM 31-08 | Examining the Deep Integration Aspects of the Eu-South Mediterranean Countries: Comparing the Barcelona Process and Neighbourhood Policy | Centre of European Studies, Cairo University | Egypte |
6
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El EHWANY Naglaa, GHONEIM Ahmed F. | University of Sussex |
| 7 | FEM 31-10 | Assessing the Macroeconomic Effects of the Barcelona Initiative's Liberalization Process | Institut für Wachstum une Konjunktur, Universität Hamburg | Germany |
1
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LUCKE Berndt | Israeli Institute for Economic & Social Research |
| 8 | FEM 31-11 | How does Trade Liberalization Affect Entry and Exit Costs: a Comparaison of the Spanish and Turkish Experience Using Firm-level Data | Faculdad de Ciencas Economicas y Empresariales de Granada | Espagne |
1
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MILGRAM Juliette | Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Galatasaray, Istanbul, Turkey |
| 9 | FEM 31-13 | The Role and Rules of Origin in the Process of Euro-Med Integration and in the Integration Amonth the Southern Mediterranean Countries | University of Sussex, Poverty Research Unit | UK |
6
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GASIOREK Michael | IACE, CEFI |
| 10 | FEM 31-15 | Full Integration Versus Partial Trade Liberalization: Comparing The Economic Performance of The NMS and MPC's | Warsaw University | Pologne |
1, 2, 7
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MICHALEK Jan | Leonard Davis Institute of International Relations, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
| 11 | FEM 31-18 | Policies to Promote an Enabling Environment for a Knowledge-Based Economy in Jordan and Palestine | Palestine Economic Policy Research Institute (MAS) | Palestine |
5
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ABDULLAH Samir | Royal Scientific Society Jordan |
| 12 | FEM 31-20 | Les boucles investissement intérieur - investissement étranger et la croissance des pays Méditerranéens | Paris XII | France |
1
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DUCHENE Gérard | Faculté de Sciences Économiques et de Gestion El Manar, CARE Université de Rouen |
| 13 | FEM 31-23 | Evaluation de la qualité du système de la formation professionnelle et son impact sur le développement : comparaison Maroc - Tunisie | CATT, Université de Pau et des pays de l'Adour | France |
5
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BOUOIYOUR Jamal | Université Mohamed V, Université Cadi Ayyad |
| 14 | FEM 31-26 | La conceptualisation du comportement des firmes dans le contexte d'ouverture des pays méditerranéens | CEFI | France |
1
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AUGIER Patricia | INSEA, Rabat ; Sussex University |
| 15 | FEM 31-02R | Financial Development, Economic Growth and Poverty Alleviation | ESC Sfax et Université de Paris 12 | Tunisie |
1A
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Cherif Mondher | Birzeit University |
| 16 | FEM 31-06R | Analyse de l’impact de la croissance sur la pauvreté et identification des stratégies de croissance bénéfique aux pauvres (« pro-poor growth strategies »). Etude des cas pour six pays partenaires méditerranéens : Egypte, Israël, Liban, Maroc, Tunisie et Turquie. | CEMAFI | France |
3
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Claude Berthomieu | Université Mohamed V, Rabat ; Faculté de Droits et d'Économie Cadi Ayyad, Marrakech ; Département d'Économie de l'Université de Galatasaray ; Institute of Financial Economics, American Uniersity of Beirut ; CEFRS,Cairo University |
| 17 | FEM 31-19R | Compétitivité prix et efficacité productive dans les secteurs manufacturiers du Maroc et de la Tunisie | CERDI | France |
1B
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Patrick Plane | Université Libre de Bruxelles, Université de Sfax, Lassaare - Université de Casablanca |
| 18 | FEM 31-21R | L’impact de la libéralisation commerciale sur les marchés du travail (formel et informel), la productivité et les revenus. Etude comparative des expériences marocaine et tunisienne. | Faculté des Siences Juridiques, Économiques et Sociales, Rabat Agdal, Université Mohamed V | Maroc |
1C
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Ahmed Laaboudi | CATT Université de Pau, INSEA |
| 19 | FEM 31-22R | The Children Challenge in The Mediterranean Area. Experiences and Perspectives in Child Well-Being Promotion | CENSIS | Italie |
3
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Carla Collicelli | MSA University |
| 20 | FEM 31-25R | Monetary policy and inflation control under financial and fiscal dominance: the case of Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Turkey | Université de Tunis El Manar | Tunisie |
1C
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Monghi Boughzala | INSEA, ; Faculté de Droit et des Sciences Économiques et Politiques de Sousse |
| 21 | FEM 3d-01 | The Role of the Services as the Factor of Integration of Euromed | Bilkent University, Dept of Economics | Turkey |
2
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Subidey Togan | Warsaw University |
| 22 | FEM 3d-02 | L'emploi en Méditerranée | IM/ERF | France-Egypte | FEMISE Coordinators | ||
| 23 | FEM32-01 | Interdependencies of Health, Education & Poverty With Economic Policy Implications for the South Mediterranean Region | IEAPS, Al Akhawayn University | Maroc |
4
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Ahmed DRIOUCHI | Faculté des Sciences juridiques, économiques et sociales, Université Mohamed V ; IMRI |
| 24 | FEM32-02 | Liberalization of Services in Poland and Turkey: A Comparative Analysis | Bilkent University, Centre for International Economics | Turquie |
2
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Subidey TOGAN | Department of Economics, Warsaw University, Warsaw |
| 25 | FEM32-03 | The Greater Arab Free Trade Area: An ex-post appraisal within an imperfect competition framework | Laboratoire d’Economie de Nantes, University of Nantes | France |
6
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Nicolas PERIDY | Economic Department of the American University, Cairo |
| 26 | FEM32-04 | Dynamique des investissements, mutations sectorielles et convertibilité du compte de capital : impacts des mesures de libéralisation et expériences comparées Tunisie - Maroc | Université de Tunis - El Manar Faculté des Sciences Economiques et de Gestion de Tunis (FSEG) |
Tunisie |
1A
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Rafik BACCOUCHE | CATT, Université de Pau |
| 27 | FEM32-05 | Economic policies, firms’ entry and exit and economic performance in four MENA countries | Université Libre de Bruxelles | Belgique |
1A
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Khalid SEKKAT | METU Science and Technology Policies Research Center (TEKPOL) - Middle East Technical University ; INSEA |
| 28 | FEM32-06 | A Dynamic Long And Short Term Approach To Migration Between MP’s And EU: Demographical Framework And The Role Of Economic And Social Reforms | AGREEM – Universidad Autónoma de Madrid | Espagne |
2
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Alejandro LORCA | GALATASARAY UNIVERSITY, DPT. OF ECONOMICS ; CADI AYYAD UNIVERSITY. FACULTY OF LAW AND ECONOMICS. DPT. OF MANAGEMENT |
| 29 | FEM32-08 | Foreign Direct Investment in the MED region: sectoral distribution and interaction with domestic investments and policies | Universita di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Dipartimento di Studi Giuridici | Italie |
1A
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Sergio ALESSANDRINI | ISSM-CNR, Naples ; Economic Department of the American University, Cairo |
| 30 | FEM32-12 | The role of business servlces on Innovatlon, productlvlty, employment and exports of Spanlsh and Turkish manufacturing firms" | Universidad de Granada | Espagne |
2
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José Antonio GAMACHO | Middle East Technical University, Ankara ; CEFI |
| 31 | FEM32-14 | Private Capital Flows In Southern Mediterranean Countries: Determinants And Impact On Economic Growth, Domestic Investment And Wage Inequality | Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Sfax | Tunisie |
1A
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Mondher CHERIF | Université de Sousse, Faculté de Droit, de Sciences Économique et Politique de Sousse ; Université de Tunis - El Manar, Faculté des Sciences Economiques et de Gestion de Tunis (FSEG) ; German Institute for Economic Research, DIW, Berlin |
| 32 | FEM32-17 | EU Energy and Climate Policy and its Implications for the Mediterranean Partners | Ecomod Network | Belgique |
2
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Ali BAYAR | Bilkent University, department of Economics |
| 33 | FEM32-20 | Unemployment, Job Quality and Labour Market Stratification in the MED Region: The cases of Egypt and Morocco | Economic Department of the American University, Cairo | Egypte |
1B
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Mona SAID | Economics Division, University of Southampton |
| * Themes and codes | |
| 1A | Economic Transition : Increase Investment |
| 1B | Economic Transition : Job Creation |
| 1C | Economic Transition : Reforms & Macroeconomic Issues |
| 2 | Liberalization of Agriculture, Trade in Services, Movement of Persons, and Energy and the Environment |
| 3 | Development, the Informal Sector and fight against poverty |
| 4 | Social policies, notably in terms of public health and employment |
| 5 | Education, training and the role of women in enterprises |
| 6 | Euro-med Regional integration and cooperation and integration among southern Mediterranean countries |
| 7 | The role of the State, economic and institutional reform. |