The Political Economy of the Gulf: Summary Report

The Center for International and Regional Studies (CIRS)at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service in Qatar announces the publication of“The Political Economy of the Gulf” Summary Report, which details research conducted at the CIRS working group meetings held in Doha. Scholars were invited to participate in discussions on a range of sub-topics and to contribute chapters towards a book on The Political Economy of the Persian Gulf edited by Mehran Kamrava (Columbia University Press/Hurst, 2012).The Summary Report can be accessed at http://cirs.georgetown.edu/publications/summaryreports/

To receive a complimentary hard copy, please contact
Suzi Mirgani
CIRS Publications
Coordinator at sm623@georgetown.edu


CIRS, Georgetown University
School of Foreign Service in Qatar.

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