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Ölgewinnung im Irak: anhaltender Niedergang oder Aufschwung?

Horn, Manfred - In: DIW Wochenbericht 70 (2003) 10, pp. 157-163

Nach dem Golfkrieg 1991 brach die Ölgewinnung des Irak aufgrund von Kriegsschäden drastisch ein; Ölexporte durch die UN … 1996 wurde dem Irak erlaubt, in begrenztem Umfang Öl zur Finanzierung von Lebensmittel- und Medikamentenimporten ("Oil …-for-food"-Programm) zu exportieren; entsprechend wurde die Ölgewinnung über den Inlandsbedarf hinaus gesteigert. Im Jahre 2002 trug der Irak …

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Krieg und Wiederaufbau im Irak

Brück, Tilman; Schubert, Sven - In: DIW Wochenbericht 70 (2003) 18, pp. 291-297

, Wiederaufbau und Selbstbestimmung könnte den Irak zu Stabilität und Wachstum führen und zugleich dem weltweiten Vertrauensschwund …

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Economic Policy and Prospects in Iraq

Crane, Keith; Block, , William; Foote, Christopher; … - 2004

This paper describes the Coalition Provisional Authority's attempts to stabilize and reform Iraq's economy along market lines. It argues that while security concerns remain serious, Iraq's economy has not been crippled by violence. However, sustained economic growth will depend on whether Iraq's...

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Post-conflict microfinance: assessment and policy notes for Iraq

Desai, Sameeksha - 2007

This paper explores the potential of microfinance in post-conflict economies, and speci-fically examines policy considerations for the case of Iraq. It presents important condi-tions of the post-conflict economy, and examines three critical requirements for suc-cessful microfinance operations,...

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Europe after the Iraq war

Scharrer, Hans-Eckart - In: Intereconomics 38 (2003) 2, pp. 58-59

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Oil prices decline as concerns about supplies lessen

Matthies, Klaus - In: Intereconomics 38 (2003) 2, pp. 109-112

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Resources and the political economy of state fragility in conflict states: Iraq and Somalia

Dibeh, Ghassan - 2008

This paper studies state failure and governance in two conflict-states in the Middle East: Iraq and Somalia. Iraq is currently undergoing a social experiment under which a new form of government is being constructed after the passage of autocratic rule. The government envisaged is a...

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The global checkpoint economy: Supply chains as a new frontline in conflict financing?

Schouten, Peer - 2019

A new DIIS study presents an overview of the role of transit taxes levied at checkpoints in financing ongoing conflicts around the world. Compiling evidence from six different contexts, this DIIS Working Paper finds that in each of the conflicts, checkpoints form a key source of revenue for...

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Die neue Kurdenfrage: Irakisch-Kurdistan und seine Nachbarn

Steinberg, Guido - 2011

Auseinandersetzungen im Irak auf ihre eigene Innenpolitik. Sollte der Konflikt im Irak eskalieren oder auch nur dauerhaft ungelöst bleiben …

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The economic consequences of the Gulf war

Mofid, Kamran - 1990

The Iran-Iraq War were one of the longest and most devastating uninterrupted wars amongst modern nation states. It produced neither victor nor vanquished and left the regimes in both countries basically intact. However, it is clear that the domestic, regional and international repercussions of...

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