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The Emerging Order in the Middle East

The best hope for reconciliation and democracy promotion in the Arab world comes from a focus on economic reform and other concrete issues.

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Simmering Discontent in the Western Sahara

Morocco’s friends in the West, especially the United States and France, must pressure Rabat to expedite a significant devolution of power to the Western Sahara to limit the threat of instability.

· March 12, 2012
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Arab Monarchies: Chance for Reform, Yet Unmet

Arab monarchs have an opportunity to embark on a path of far-reaching political reform without losing their thrones, but the window to act is closing

· December 16, 2011
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A Faster, Better Route to Economic Integration Across the Mediterranean

Extending the customs union between Turkey and the EU to countries in the Middle East and North Africa would make establishing a free trade area across the Mediterranean much simpler and eliminate disincentives to trade and investment.

· October 13, 2011
In the Media
The Arab Summer: Taking Stock

Six months after the outbreak of protest in Tunisia, the Arab world has already been transformed. If Egypt succeeds in building a stable and open democracy, its example will have a significant impact on the rest of the region.

· July 6, 2011
Ahram Online
In the Media
2011 Looks Difficult for Morocco

In order to avert a possible uprising, Morocco must undertake a number of reforms to create more balanced power sharing between the executive, legislative, and judicial authorities and to guarantee more rights and equality for Moroccans.

· February 17, 2011
Maroc Hebdo International