The Road to Economic Reform in Syria
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Social market economy, Syria, transition
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Noted Syrian political and economic analyst Samir Seifan provides an overview and assessment of the first five years of President Bashar al-Assad's program for economic reform. Seifan also examines the forces for—and obstacles to—reform in Syria and outlines in detail how the regime's goal of transition to a "social market economy" might best be achieved.
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Foreword—R. Hinnebusch.The Reform Paradox in Syria—S. Seifan.
A Model for a Social Market Economy in Syria—S. Seifan.
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