COVID-19 and Risk Society across the MENA Region: Assessing Governance, Democracy, and Inequality

Half Title\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nDedication\nContents\nChapter 1: MENA Risk Society and the “Pandemic Condition”\nPart I: The Gulf\n	Chapter 2: Small States of the Arab Gulf: Diplomatic Dimensions of a Pandemic\n	Chapter 3: Accelerating AI-led Structural Transformation of the GCC Migration Regimes in the Wake of COVID-19 and the Implications for the Labor-Exporting Countries\n	Chapter 4: Socioeconomic Effects of COVID-19 Pandemic on the GCC Countries: Threats and Opportunities\nPart II: The Maghreb (Western MENA)\n	Chapter 5: North Africa and the Pandemic\n	Chapter 6: The Impact of COVID-19 on the Political and Social Frames in Morocco from a Democratic Perspective\nPart III: The Mashreq (Eastern MENA)\n	Chapter 7: Risking Health Security: COVID-19, the WHO, and the Limits of the State in Egypt\n	Chapter 8: Dual Combat: Resisting COVID-19 and the Israeli Occupation\n	Chapter 9: Crisis and Ceding of State Sovereignty: The Case of Lebanon and the COVID-19 Pandemic\nPart IV: Wider MENA\n	Chapter 10: Gendering Security: The Impact of COVID-19 on Refugee Women in Turkey\n	Chapter 11: Risky Pedagogies: Macro- and Micro-Politics of the Virus in the Times of COVID-19 Epidemic\nPart V: Regional Perspectives\n	Chapter 12: EU-MENA Relations amid COVID-19 Pandemic. Between Economic Issues, Migration Challenges and Authoritarian Risk\n	Chapter 13: The Post-Pandemic Bifurcation: Democratization versus Oligarchy Radicalization in the Arab World\nConclusion\nChapter 14: A Matter of Pandemics, Politics, and Academics: The Conundrums of Researching COVID-19 in MENA\nIndex