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EIU Democracy Index 2011 Shows MENA Countries Have Long Way To Go(0) Tunisia’s travails over the past year paid off as it shot up in the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) Democracy Index 2011. Tunisia experienced the biggest increase of any country in its democracy score in 2011. It moved from an authoritarian to a hybrid regime. READ MORE HERE |
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No Arab Spring Dividends For The Middle East?(0) The Arab World’s tryst with democracy and freedom is unlikely to bear economic fruits, according to a study. Instead, we could well see a gridlock political environment and economic growth that continues to lag global averages. The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) insightful study on how the Arab Spring initiative is likely to play out, suggests a 60% probability of a gridlocked political environment that is unlikely to result in realizing the aspirations of the region’s citizens. READ MORE HERE |
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