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"This book is a highly valuable contribution to the current debate on how to achieve stabilization and structural adjustment programs in the Middle East presenting widely differing country profiles." —Digest of Middle East Studies"This book is an excellent collection of ten country case-studies by well-known Middle East political scientists . . . " —MESA Bulletin" . . . a highly original and valuable contribution on an important and most timely topic. . . . combines clarity of focus and breadth of geographic coverage." —Robert BianchiInternational specialists take stock of the problems and prospects for privatization of state-run economies and other liberalization efforts throughout the Middle East and North Africa.
ILIYA HARIK is Professor of Political Science at Indiana University and former Director of the American Research Center in Egypt. He is author of The Political Mobilization of Peasants: A Study of the Egyptian Community and co-editor (with Louis J. Cantori) of Local Politics and Development in the Middle East. DENIS J. SULLIVAN is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Northeastern University. He is completing a book on private voluntary organizations and development in Egypt.
PrefaceOne Privatization: The Issue, the Prospects, and the Fears Iliya HarikTwo Extra-State Actors and Privatization in EgyptDenis J. SullivanThree Privatization in Egypt: The Regional DimensionsAbdel Monem Said AlyFour Egypt's Liberization Experience and Its Impact on State-Owned EnterprisesKhaled Fouad Sherif and Regina M. SoosFive Labor as an Obstacle to Privatization: The Case of EgyptMarsha Pripstein PosusneySix Constraints to Privatization in TurkeyMarcie J. PattonSeven Divergent Modes of Economic Liberalization in Syria and IraqFred H. LawsonEight Economic Liberalization in Oil-Exporting Countries: Iraq and Saudi ArabiaKiren Aziz ChaudhryNine Economic and Political Liberalization in a Rentier Economy: The Case of the Hashemite Kingdom of JordanLaurie A. BrandTen Breaking with Socialism: Economic, Liberalization and Privatization in AlgeriaDirk VandewalleEleven Privatization and Development in TunisiaIliya HarikContributorsIndex