The double issue (79-80) of "Dialogue of Thought" magazine
The Iraqi Institute for Dialogue (IID) has announced the publication of issue 79-80 of its quarterly magazine, Dialogue of Thought, which analyzes current strategic and intellectual issues. The new issue is devoted to the topic of "The Iraqi Economy from Rent to Scarcity," in light of the increasing challenges facing the country after decades of rentier dependence.
The issue includes a number of research studies and analytical articles by Iraqi experts and academics that discuss the transformation of the Iraqi economy from rentier to resource-scarce, and possible opportunities for reform.
Published research:
The Future of Resource Adequacy in the Post-Revenue State: Iraq as a model.
Disguised unemployment in the Iraqi economy: The rent-seeking trap.
The Iraqi economy and the positive employment of regional variables: A reformist vision.
Public expenditures and the fiscal multiplier: Does increased government spending affect domestic output?
The issue also included various articles on a variety of national issues, including:
Popular diplomacy in the age of international media.
Social construction and its role in national stability.
Impunity for perpetrators through perjury.
Iraq and the Crisis of Radicalization: A Reading of Confrontation Efforts.

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