European Policy In Jordan
Jordan is one of the largest recipients of international aid in the Arab world. Among the long-standing donors in the country, the European Union allocated 765 million euros to Jordan between 2014 and 2017, notably through its Neighbourhood Policy. International support is often analysed with a top-down perspective, sometimes taking a normative look at aid. On the contrary, our research focuses on the role of local actors in the reception and transformation of European Union’s programs. Our case studies give a field-grounded perspective to three aspects of these programs : media reform, parliamentary support, and economic cooperation.
Publications
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Middle East & North Africa
EU Support for the Jordanian Media: A Mixed Bag of Successes and Failures
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Middle East & North Africa
Projecting an image of democracy in Jordan: The development of an e-Parliament
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Middle East & North Africa
The Jordan Compact’s Failure to Create Jobs and Power Exports: Explaining a Missed Opportunity
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Middle East & North Africa
When repression leaves the shadows in Jordan