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Rebuilding Yemen

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As Yemenis start planning the reconstruction and rebuilding of their country after recent turmoil they face huge challenges in every major sphere. This book discusses the political and economic bac...
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As Yemenis start planning the reconstruction and rebuilding of their country after recent turmoil they face huge challenges in every major sphere. This book discusses the political and economic background and analyses the most important issues:
the option of improved governance through a federal government

addressing the powerful and patronage networks of the previous regime

investing in Yemen's human and natural resources to compensate for falling revenues from oil and gas

maintaining rural life through reduced dependence on irrigated agriculture and investing in enhancing rain fed agriculture

addressing the issue of urban water shortage through desalination

involving women in enhancing security
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Price: £85.00
Pages: 189
Publisher: Gerlach Press
Imprint: Gerlach Press
Publication Date: 30 September 2015
ISBN: 9783940924681
Format: Hardcover
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POLITICAL SCIENCE / General, Politics and government, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Economics / General, HISTORY / Middle East / General, Economics, Middle Eastern history
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Introduction Noel Brehony, Helen Lackner and Saud Al-Sarhan 1. The Federal Plan in Yemen: History of an Idea and Its Current Development Stephen W. Day 2. Hadrami Identities in Saudi Arabia Iain Walker 3. Corruption in Yemen: Maintaining the Status Quo? Peter Salisbury 4. Labor, Investment, and Natural Resources in the Yemeni Economy Charles Schmitz 5. The Political Economy of Agriculture and Agricultural Policy in Yemen Martha Mundy and Frédéric Pelat 6. Yemen Urban Water: Extreme Challenges, Practical Solutions, and Lessons for the Future from the Case of Taiz James Firebrace 7. “Our Main Concern is Security”: Women’s Political Participation, Engagement in the Security Sector, and Public Safety in Yemen Joana Cook About the Contributors Abbreviations Chronology Maps