Dubai, the new Arab dream / edited by Amar Drissi and Thierry de Montbrial, co-ordinated by Khadija Mohsen-Finan

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Paris : Ifri, 2006Description: 143 pISBN:

9782865921775

ISSN:

07574495

Subject(s):

Paises Arabes

LOC classification:

403 DS 247 D813 2006

Contents:

pt. 1. The "Singapore of the Gulf" -- pt. 2. Dubai: a transportable model? -- pt. 3. Three Dubai executives bear witness.

Summary: Political scientists, journalists, economists and those involved in its econmy describe and discuss here the way the city-state has changed, how it works and how other Arabs see it. Their tracing of the distance covered from ancient trading port to new global city and vision of a "post-modern state" is a rare look at what is often called "the Dubai model." -- Cover

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Includes bibliographical references,

pt. 1. The "Singapore of the Gulf" -- pt. 2. Dubai: a transportable model? -- pt. 3. Three Dubai executives bear witness.

Political scientists, journalists, economists and those involved in its econmy describe and discuss here the way the city-state has changed, how it works and how other Arabs see it. Their tracing of the distance covered from ancient trading port to new global city and vision of a "post-modern state" is a rare look at what is often called "the Dubai model." -- Cover

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