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June 2008
 
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Ceteris Paribus
As Jordan celebrates its 62nd birthday, mounting economic pressures are threatening to jeopardize its political and social stability - two very rare c ...
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Eye Of The Beholder
In true testament of innovative banking solutions, Cairo Amman Bank recently announced the integration of iris-recognition technology into its servi ...
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The Fruits Of Our Labor
While menial jobs in the country have long been co-opted by foreign laborers, a recent trend has seen better paying service-sector jobs in Jordan be ...
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Of Hawks & Doves
Several weeks ago, Jordan’s largest and most influential political organization, the Muslim Brotherhood, held its well-guarded internal elections. R ...
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Replanting Resilience
While pan-Arab efforts to solve nearly any issue are few and far between, one civil- society organization has a regional focus to its efforts: to pr ...
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Time For Change
While the information age continues to unravel, free speech has become increasingly difficult to regulate. Naseem Tarawnah wonders if Jordan’s own inf ...
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The Forbidden Library
While the concept of censorship is still prevalent in many countries, it may be difficult to believe that publications are still banned forthright in ...
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The Debt Buy Back Deal
Economists are notorious for disagreeing among themselves. One such disagreement arose recently when the government of Jordan, by orders of the state, ...
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Was the state’s decision to buy back over $2 billion of foreign debt a good idea?
  

 

 

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