Paul Dyer
Paul Dyer is a fellow at the Dubai School of Government. Paul’s research focuses on labor markets in the Middle East and North Africa region. His interests include demographics, labor policy, public service provision and the political economy of reform. He received a Master of Arts in Arab Studies with a concentration in Economics and Development from Georgetown University, where he was the Sheikh Sultan bin Mohamed Al Qassemi Scholar. Prior to joining the Dubai School of Government, he worked with the World Bank for four years as a consultant in the Office of the Chief Economist, Middle East and North Africa Region.
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Middle East Youth Initiative Publications:
Missed by the Boom, Hurt by the Bust: Making Markets Work for Young People in the Middle East
Navtej Dhillon, Djavad Salehi-Isfahani, Paul Dyer, Tarik Yousef, Amina Fahmy and Mary Kraetsch, May 2009
Selected Additional Publications:
The Tyranny of Demography: Exploring the Fertility Transition in the Middle East and North Africa
Paul Dyer and Tarik Yousef, November 2008
"Will the Current Oil Boom Solve the Employment Crisis in the Middle East?"
Paul Dyer and Tarik Yousef; in Hanouz, Diwany and Yousef,The Arab World Competitiveness Report 2007, April 2007
In the Media:
A new generation for a new world
The National, October 12, 2008
