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The Political Economy Of Iraq: Restoring Balance In A Post-Conflict Society

  • April 9, 2013
Frank R. Gunter

Associate Professor of Economics at Lehigh University

Ronald J. Granieri

Moderator

Director, Center for the Study of America and the West


Frank R. Gunter is an Associate Professor of Economics at Lehigh University and author of the new book “The Political Economy of Iraq.” A retired Marine Reserve Colonel, he was mobilized after 9/11 and served as both Senior Civilian Economics Advisor for Multi-National Corps—Iraq at Camp Victory, Iraq and military Chief of Economics Section for Multi-National Force—Iraq (MNF-I) in Baghdad, Iraq with similar responsibilities.   In this session of Geopolitics, we explore Iraq’s current and future political, economic, and social status, with particular attention to corruption, political instability, and petroleum.

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