تأثير الأزمات المتعاقبة على روّاد الأعمال بحكم الضرورة في المناطق الريفية في لبنان - حيداب
The Impact of Multiple Crises on Necessity-Driven Entrepreneurs in Lebanon’s Rural Areas - Hidab
معالجة أزمة الكهرباء في لبنان: دروس من اليمن
توسيع صلاحيات حكومات تصريف الأعمال في مواجهة الأزمات؟
Tackling Lebanon’s Electricity Crisis: Lessons from Yemen
Expanding the Prerogatives of Caretaker Governments in Times of Crisis
الخصخصة في زمن الأزمة: استعراض الخيارات الممكنة لقطاع الاتصالات في لبنان
Privatization in times of crisis: Exploring options for Lebanon’s telecom sector
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A Comprehensive Budget Coverage Needs a Cohesive Strategy that Leads to Sustainable Development
Avoiding the Resource Curse in Lebanon
Balancing Access to the State: How Lebanon’s System of Sectarian Governance Became too Costly to Sustain
Bridging the Education Gap: How to Avoid a Lost Generation of Syrian Refugees in Lebanon
Bring the Planners Back! Displacement-Triggered Patterns of Urbanization and City Responses
Budget Must be Specialized to Maintain Credibility and Transparency
Capitalizing on Lebanon’s Comparative Advantage
CEDRE Capital Investment Plan: Scrutinizing the Allocation of Projects and Funds Across Regions
CEDRE Conference: The Need for a Strong Reporting Mechanism
CEDRE Reform Program: Learning from Paris III
Combating Corruption, a Necessary Step Toward Improving Infrastructure
Decentralization in the Arab World Must be Strengthened to Provide Better Services
Diversification of Middle Eastern Economies is More a Political than an Economic Challenge
Diversifying Lebanon's Low-Complexity Wood Sector
Establishing a National Oil Company in Lebanon
Establishing Regional Administrations for Integrated Development
For an Efficient, Fair, and Inclusive Taxation System
For an Emergency Economic Rescue Plan for Lebanon
From Liability to Asset: How Syrian Refugees Can Benefit the Lebanese Economy
Growing Pessimism and Concern over the State of Lebanon's Economy
Has the Lebanese Parliament Abdicated its Role in Governing the Oil and Gas Sector?
Hiding Behind Disaster: How International Aid Risks Helping Elites, Not Citizens
How do People in Lebanon Perceive Corruption?
How Oil Prices Impact Fiscal Regimes
How Should Lebanon Recover Its Stolen Public Assets?
Interactions and Attitudes between Lebanese and Syrian Communities in Lebanese Municipalities
Lebanon Must Develop an Export Strategy to Create Jobs
Lebanon Needs Clear Policy Prescriptions for Spending Petroleum Revenues
Lebanon's Industrial Policy Must Focus on Developing Highly Sophisticated Exports
Lebanon’s Independent Electricity Regulator: Avoiding the ‘Political Economy Trap’
Lebanon’s Machinery Sector Key to Future Development
Lebanon’s Upstream Oil & Gas Legislative, Regulatory and Fiscal Framework: Regional Comparison
Legal Limbo: Who is a Refugee in Lebanon?
Making Aid to Jordan and Lebanon Work
Missed Opportunities amid Great Potential in the Agro Food Sector
Municipal finance must be reformed to address Lebanon’s socio-economic crisis
Perpetuating regional inequalities in Lebanon’s infrastructure: The role of public investment
Petroleum Resources in the Lebanese Offshore: The Need for Credible Assessments and Adequate Policy
Political Instability Costs Lebanon 5% of its GDP
Politics and the Challenge of Diversification in MENA Oil-Producing Countries
Preventing Violent Extremism in Lebanon
Private Sector Does not Demand Enough Skilled Labor
Promoting Lebanese Complex Exports through Upgrading Productive Knowledge
Property Tax: No More Vacancy Exemptions
Safeguarding against Corruption Risks in Lebanon’s Offshore Petroleum Sector
Should I Stay or Should I Go? Understanding Refugees’ Intentions to Return to Syria
Strengthening Environmental Governance of the Oil and Gas Sector in Lebanon
Supporting the Future of Syria and the Region: The Lebanese Government’s Redundant Commitments and Slow Progress
The CEDRE Reform Program Needs a Credible Action Plan
The Court of Audit Must Increase its Capacity for Better Monitoring of the Budget
The Fear of Supporting Political Reform
The Independent Municipal Fund: Reforming the Distributional Criteria
The Media Needs to be More Independent and Specialized in Covering the Budget
The Parliament Ought to Play a Crucial Role in Preparing the Budget and Guiding Public Policies
The Role of Civil Society is Essential to Strengthen Accountability in the Budget
Transformative Chemical Sector Hampers Development Opportunities
Understanding Refugee Politics in Lebanon and Calls for Repatriation
Voter Turnout and Vote Buying in the 2018 Parliamentary Elections
Wasted Potential: Mismatching Syrian Refugee Skills in the Lebanese Labor Market
Where to Settle? How Syrian Refugees Choose their Place of Residence in Lebanon
Why Does Lebanon Need CEDRE? How Fiscal Mismanagement and Low Taxation on Wealth Necessitate International Assistance
التستّر بالكارثة: هل تدعم المساعدات الدوليّة النخبة بدلًا من المواطنين؟
الخطة الحكومية الاقتصادية: المقايضات السياسياتية ومتاهاتها المعقّدة
الرأي العام حول موضوع النفط والغاز في لبنان
الضريبة على الأملاك المبنية: لإلغاء الإعفاء بسبب الشغور
الواقع الحالي والعملي لموضوع إستعادة الأموال المنهوبة
برنامج سيدر الإصلاحي يحتاج إلى خطة عمل تتمتّع بمصداقية
تحوّل النازحين السوريين من مجرّد عبء إلى مساهمين فاعلين في الاقتصاد المحلي في لبنان
خطة الاستثمار الرأسمالي لبرنامج سيدر الإصلاحي
دعم مستقبل سوريا والمنطقة: التزامات مكرّرة من جانب الحكومة اللبنانية والتقدم بطيء
ما حاجة لبنان إلى سيدر؟ وكيف يحتّم سوء الإدارة الماليّة والضرائب المنخفضة على الثروة الإستعانة بالمساعدات الدوليّة؟
من أجل خطّة إنقاذ اقتصاديّة طارئة في لبنان
من أجل نظام ضريبي فعّال وعادل وشامل
مناشدة لعودة المخططين. أنماط التحضّر الناتجة عن النزوح واستجابات المدن
هل تخلى مجلس النواب اللبناني عن دوره في حوكمة قطاع النفط والغاز
هيئة تنظيم قطاع الكهرباء المستقلّة في لبنان: تفادي ‘فخّ الاقتصاد السياسي’
