An original and compelling analysis of opportunities for Gulf states to reap their "demographic dividend" and nurture economic growth--if only they can reform their institutions.
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Dania Thafer is Executive Director of the Gulf International Forum and a professorial lecturer at Georgetown University. A political scientist by training, her research focuses on political economy and international relations. She has particular expertise in Gulf regional geopolitics, US-Gulf relations, and the political economy of the GCC states.
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