1st Edition
The Struggle for Influence in the Middle East The Arab Uprisings and Foreign Assistance
Foreword Michelle Pace
1. Revisiting Aid in the Arab Middle East Benoit Challand
2. America’s Response to the Arab Uprisings: US Foreign Assistance in an Era of Ambivalence Steven Heydemann
3. The Politics of Foreign Aid and the European Neighbourhood Policy Post-Arab Spring: ‘More for More’ or Less of the Same? Federica Bicchi
4. Turkey as an ‘Emerging Donor’ and the Arab Uprisings Meliha Benli Altunişik
5. EU Democracy Promotion in Tunisia and Morocco: Between Contextual Changes and Structural Continuity Leila Mouhib
6. Foreign Aid and Security Sector Reform in Tunisia: Resistance and Autonomy of the Security Forces Moncef Kartas
7. International Assistance to Egypt after the 2011 and 2013 Uprisings: More Politics and Less Development Khaled Amin
8. Explaining the Patterns of the Gulf Monarchies’ Assistance after the Arab Uprisings Sally Khalifa Isaac
9. Unwilling to Change, Determined to Fail: Donor Aid in Occupied Palestine in the aftermath of the Arab Uprisings Jeremy Wildeman and Alaa Tartir
10. Conclusion: Continuities and Discontinuities in Foreign Assistance Steven Heydemann
11. Post-scriptum: Foreign Aid at the Time of Humanitarian Intervention Mattia Toaldo
Biography
Federica Bicchi is Associate Professor at the Department of International Relations, London School of Economics, UK.
Benoit Challand is Assistant Professor at New York University, USA.
Steven Heydemann is Vice President on Applied Research on Conflict at the US Institute of Peace. He is also adjunct professor at the Department of Government, Georgetown University, USA.
