What is it about?
This article examines the impact of political instability on economic growth in six fragile states in the MENA region: Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, Sudan, and Libya. It explores how political instability affects economic performance and highlights the economic challenges faced by fragile states experiencing persistent political and institutional uncertainty.
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Understanding the link between political instability and economic growth is crucial in fragile states, where political uncertainty can undermine investment, economic activity, and development. By examining six MENA countries, this study provides insights into the economic consequences of instability and the challenges of achieving sustainable growth in fragile political environments.
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This study offers a comparative perspective on how political instability shapes economic growth across six fragile states in the MENA region. It highlights differences and common patterns among Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, Sudan, and Libya, providing a broader understanding of the relationship between political fragility, institutional uncertainty, and economic performance.
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This page is a summary of: The impact of political instability on economic growth in six fragile states in the MENA region including Syria Lebanon Yemen Iraq Sudan and Libya, Discover Global Society, April 2026, Springer Science + Business Media,
DOI: 10.1007/s44282-026-00394-7.
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