The Trap of Neoliberalism in GCC Countries: Saving the Economy or Depleting the Society?

This book examines the traps and sins of neoliberalism in multiple international experiences (in the center and the peripheries). It seeks to present preliminary approaches on the suitability or effectiveness of neoliberalism to be a pillar of economic reform and diversification in the Arab Gulf countries according to their societal and economic circumstances, and examines the most prominent effects of neoliberalism, its repercussions, and its costs, economically and socially. In those countries, the book explores the extent of the possibility of creating an economic doctrine that suits the conditions of these countries and responds to their current and future needs, in a way that establishes sustainable development and stability on solid foundations.