Meray Maddah
Meray (Maddah) is a PhD candiate at the University of Konstanz at the Politics and Public Administration department. She is also a doctoral researcher as part of the Working Group, "National Legislators in International Politics".
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This paper takes a regional approach to understanding the state of the social contract in MENA countries. It describes, country-by-country, the impact of protest movements, or their absence, on relations between society and the state, and the likely effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on those relations. It then examines the roles and impact of external actors, and the attitudes that they have adopted towards protests.
Based on this analysis, the authors recommend that the European Union (EU) adopts a new approach to regional security and stability that takes the needs of the populations as the starting point. This would involve a broader EU agreement on priorities in MENA that emphasize aspects that answer those needs.
Mutual partnerships and beneficiary interlinks can meet upon common grounds of understanding to help conceptualize the dreams we hold for the year 2030 into a true reality and a living proof of raw human potential and innovation.
Sustainable Development Goal 9 that calls for reliable infrastructure, inclusive industrialization as well as fostering and promoting innovation is a fundamental manuscript for the targets that the fourth industrial revolution calls for.
Industry 4.0 has touched upon technological, social and business-related changes through diverse scopes, keeping mind the numerous form of policies that state-members in the United Nations can develop to help personify the 2030 agenda to accommodate their ultimate best and their local communities in retrospect.
A form of research methodology based on multiple accredited resources from the United Nation’s online reports and different epistemological links, that distinct opinion pieces from absolute facts, has been invested to write the following research paper, along with the assistance of literary resources qualified to tackle the aforementioned matter of sustainable development in respect to the new forms of innovative economy.
This paper takes a regional approach to understanding the state of the social contract in MENA countries. It describes, country-by-country, the impact of protest movements, or their absence, on relations between society and the state, and the likely effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on those relations. It then examines the roles and impact of external actors, and the attitudes that they have adopted towards protests.
Based on this analysis, the authors recommend that the European Union (EU) adopts a new approach to regional security and stability that takes the needs of the populations as the starting point. This would involve a broader EU agreement on priorities in MENA that emphasize aspects that answer those needs.
Mutual partnerships and beneficiary interlinks can meet upon common grounds of understanding to help conceptualize the dreams we hold for the year 2030 into a true reality and a living proof of raw human potential and innovation.
Sustainable Development Goal 9 that calls for reliable infrastructure, inclusive industrialization as well as fostering and promoting innovation is a fundamental manuscript for the targets that the fourth industrial revolution calls for.
Industry 4.0 has touched upon technological, social and business-related changes through diverse scopes, keeping mind the numerous form of policies that state-members in the United Nations can develop to help personify the 2030 agenda to accommodate their ultimate best and their local communities in retrospect.
A form of research methodology based on multiple accredited resources from the United Nation’s online reports and different epistemological links, that distinct opinion pieces from absolute facts, has been invested to write the following research paper, along with the assistance of literary resources qualified to tackle the aforementioned matter of sustainable development in respect to the new forms of innovative economy.