Routledge - The Economic Consequences of the Gulf War Book

Explore the deep economic impact of modern conflict with The Economic Consequences of the Gulf War by Kamran Mofid. This Routledge publication examines the aftermath of the Iran-Iraq War, one of the longest and most devastating uninterrupted wars between modern nation states. While the war left the regimes in both countries intact, it created massive domestic, regional, and international repercussions that changed the landscape forever. This book addresses the critical question of reconstruction. Iraq faces significant hurdles to regain its former lead in economic performance and development levels. Kamran Mofid provides a necessary analysis of these economic shifts, filling the gap in existing research regarding the financial and developmental consequences of the conflict. This text is an essential resource for those studying international business, finance, and the economic stability of the Middle East.