Managing the Syrian economy during the French Mandate (1918-1946) - its effects after independence / Muhammad Ali Al-Saleh.
(إدارة الإقتصاد السوري زمن الانتداب الفرنسي تأثيراتها فيما بعد الاستقلال محمد علي الصالح)

Title Managing the Syrian economy during the French Mandate (1918-1946) - its effects after independence / Muhammad Ali Al-Saleh.
Title Original إدارة الإقتصاد السوري زمن الانتداب الفرنسي تأثيراتها فيما بعد الاستقلال محمد علي الصالح
Author Saleh, Muhammad Ali
Author Original الصالح محمد علي
Publication Date: 2021
Publication Place Beyrouth – Damas : Presses de l’Ifpo, 2021. - Press of the Ifpo
Subject Economics., History., “Droit évident” of France au Levant., association or assimilation., the Société mandataire., Intercommunications Communities., colonial-providence., Guerre economy., Center d’Appropriation du Moyen-Orient au Caire., Office des Céréales Pandables Syrie., Étatisme., “Obvious right” of France in the Levant., Association or Assimilation., Mandatory Society., Common Interests., Welfare State., War Economy., Middle East Supply Center in Cairo., Wheat and Cereals Office in Syria., Statism., France’s explicit right in the Levant., Partnership or Containment., Mandatory Community., Common Interests., Colonial Welfare State., War Economy., Office Supplying the Middle East in Cairo. The Office of Baking Grains in Syria. The State.
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions 1 online resource (212 p.)
Library: Penn Libraries
Library Asset ID 2-35159-553-X
Record ID 9978865940903681
Library Location University of Pennsylvania Libraries
Date 2021
Notes OpenEdition Books License https://www.openedition.org/12554 | Arabic
Sample Text More than seven decades after Syria's experience with the French mandate, Syria is once again exposed to foreign interventions that are almost similar in many aspects to its first experience: there is the specter of division along regional, and even sectarian, lines. There are experiments with the “war economy” and others, and their resulting effects. All of this, Syria has already experienced. They say that history does not repeat itself. However, there are geographical “quasi-constants” in the ancient history of Syria, which keep recurring. The reader of this book will recognize some of them, or will discover them again by reviewing the economic management of Syria during the French Mandate.
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Managing the Syrian economy during the French Mandate (1918-1946) - its effects after independence / Muhammad Ali Al-Saleh.

(إدارة الإقتصاد السوري زمن الانتداب الفرنسي تأثيراتها فيما بعد الاستقلال محمد علي الصالح)
Author Saleh, Muhammad Ali
Author Original الصالح محمد علي
Publication Date 2021
Publication Place Beyrouth – Damas : Presses de l’Ifpo, 2021. - Press of the Ifpo
Subject Economics., History., “Droit évident” of France au Levant., association or assimilation., the Société mandataire., Intercommunications Communities., colonial-providence., Guerre economy., Center d’Appropriation du Moyen-Orient au Caire., Office des Céréales Pandables Syrie., Étatisme., “Obvious right” of France in the Levant., Association or Assimilation., Mandatory Society., Common Interests., Welfare State., War Economy., Middle East Supply Center in Cairo., Wheat and Cereals Office in Syria., Statism., France’s explicit right in the Levant., Partnership or Containment., Mandatory Community., Common Interests., Colonial Welfare State., War Economy., Office Supplying the Middle East in Cairo. The Office of Baking Grains in Syria. The State.
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions 1 online resource (212 p.)
Library Penn Libraries
Library Asset ID 2-35159-553-X
Record ID 9978865940903681
Library Location University of Pennsylvania Libraries
Date 2021
Notes OpenEdition Books License https://www.openedition.org/12554 | Arabic
Sample Text More than seven decades after Syria's experience with the French mandate, Syria is once again exposed to foreign interventions that are almost similar in many aspects to its first experience: there is the specter of division along regional, and even sectarian, lines. There are experiments with the “war economy” and others, and their resulting effects. All of this, Syria has already experienced. They say that history does not repeat itself. However, there are geographical “quasi-constants” in the ancient history of Syria, which keep recurring. The reader of this book will recognize some of them, or will discover them again by reviewing the economic management of Syria during the French Mandate.
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