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October 23, 2024This paper was originally published on cambridge.org This paper explores the (de-)routinisation of employment structure in developing countries, through the case of Morocco. We investigate employment (de-)routinisation from an often-overlooked perspective, aiming to elucidate the interplay between the dynamics of occupational employment composition by the level of routine tasks intensity and two structural aspects: premature deindustrialisation and the prevalence of informal lab ... -
October 23, 2024The digital revolution is bringing about a dramatic shift in power, from labor to capital. We assess what the impact of this transformation might be on land as a factor of production. The digital revolution is not happening in a historical vacuum. It unfolds within a framework of confrontation or collusion between market forces and government forces. Depending on the market power that companies can exercise, the digital transition will have different impacts on income distributions ... -
October 22, 2024This paper explores the urgent need for a paradigm shift in humanitarian aid within conflict and post-conflict settings in the MENA region, advocating for a ‘developmental humanitarianism’ approach that integrates immediate relief with long-term development goals. Focusing on the limitations of traditional aid, particularly in protracted crises such as in Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon, and Gaza, the paper argues for innovative financing mechanisms and a realist perspective that aligns humani ... -
October 22, 2024تُعدُّ ظاهرة الهدر المدرسي في المغرب أحد التحديات الكبرى التي تواجه النظام التعليمي. في هذه الحلقة من "حديث الثلاثاء"، نناقش هذه الظاهرة، مسلطين الضوء على التفاوتات الجغرافية والاجتماعية التي تسهم في ارتفاع معدلات التسرب. ويقدم الطيب غازي تحليلاً للأسباب الجذرية التي أدت إلى تفاقم هذه ا... -
October 22, 2024Significant historical milestones have redefined global power structures and shaped the evolution of transatlantic relations. From the Peace of Westphalia to the end of the Cold War, international relations have undergone major transitions. The fall of the Soviet Union and the dissolution of the Eastern Bloc created new dynamics within the transatlantic alliance, offering both challenges and opportunities for Western countries to realign their strategies in a rapidly changing world. ... -
October 18, 2024Subsea data cables are essential to the functioning of today’s globally and digitally connected economies and societies. The world’s emails, bank transfers, WhatsApp messages, and social media posts travel through undersea cables. Dependence on this infrastructure continues to deepen, leading states and regional organizations to recognize the need to provide adequate protection to an infrastructure that is fragile and vulnerable to unintentional (and intentional) disruption. ... -
October 18, 2024Rachid El Houdaigui's article, "The New Euro-Mediterranean Context: What Direction for the Morocco-European Union Partnership?" analyzes three crucial tendencies contributing to transforming the Euro-Mediterranean paradigm. The article discusses the significant impacts of global geopol...
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October 17, 2024Migration trends across Africa are shaped by economic pressures, climate change, and political instability. These factors drive movement both within the continent and beyond, creating significant challenges for migrants, including legal obstacles and difficulties with social integration...
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October 17, 2024China and India have become powerful incumbents in the manufacturing-for-exports and services-for-exports sectors, respectively. This has made it difficult for Africa, as a latecomer, to employ similar growth models for its own development. Given current geopolitical tension, its own comparative advantages and urgent needs, modernizing agriculture should be the growth model for Africa. ... -
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165:45 pm October 2024By invitation Financing and investing in green energy and climate adaptation is crucial for North Africa, a region with immense potential for green transition and resilience-building yet facing escalating climate change impacts. The region's green energy potential can be the basis for a renewed partnership between North African countries and the EU, centered on energy security and shared benefits from investment in green industrialization, renewable energy, and the hydrogen economy. However, governments are critical of European unilateral trade measures like the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and fragmented international finance for green energy infrastructure. North Africa is at the forefront of climate resilience and adaptation. Countries in the region have initiat ...
