Terrorism, Sources and Options (2006)
Political Risk Strategy Formulation (2009)
Corporate Citizenship as Political Risk Management (2010)
An International Company - Political Actor? (2010)
Kidnapping - Current Issues and Options (2011)
Libya - Stabilisation Prospects (April 2012)
Arab Spring Synopsis (June 2012)
Egypt: Hypotheses and Questions (June 2012)
Resilience in complex emerging markets
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Papers by request only:
UN Principles of Responsible Investment in the MENA Region, Oct 2010, 27 pp
Written in conjunction with Nicholas Taylor (PhD Candidate), expert in conflict
sensitivity based in Australia (www.najtaylor.com), this paper predates the Arab
Spring, but still provides relevant insights into responsible and culturally sensitive
business practices in the Arab World.
Libya's Prospects for Stabilisation, April 2012, 56 pp
A brief sample from this paper is presented as an on-line piece (see left). The full
paper is available on request. The complete version examines the upsides and
negatives in Libyan stabilisation across four criteria for stability, presents an
integrated assessment and potential future scenarios, and provides top-line
recommendations for stabilisation actors and foreign direct investors.
To receive a "request only" paper, email Harmattan Associates stating name,
function, business sector, and country of origin, with a brief explanation of the source
of interest in the paper requested. This information will only be used internally to
assess readership, and will not be used for marketing, nor disseminated to other
parties.
contact@harmattan-associates.com
UN Principles of Responsible Investment in the MENA Region, Oct 2010, 27 pp
Written in conjunction with Nicholas Taylor (PhD Candidate), expert in conflict
sensitivity based in Australia (www.najtaylor.com), this paper predates the Arab
Spring, but still provides relevant insights into responsible and culturally sensitive
business practices in the Arab World.
Libya's Prospects for Stabilisation, April 2012, 56 pp
A brief sample from this paper is presented as an on-line piece (see left). The full
paper is available on request. The complete version examines the upsides and
negatives in Libyan stabilisation across four criteria for stability, presents an
integrated assessment and potential future scenarios, and provides top-line
recommendations for stabilisation actors and foreign direct investors.
To receive a "request only" paper, email Harmattan Associates stating name,
function, business sector, and country of origin, with a brief explanation of the source
of interest in the paper requested. This information will only be used internally to
assess readership, and will not be used for marketing, nor disseminated to other
parties.
contact@harmattan-associates.com