Expert Researcher

Larabi Jaïdi

About

Larabi Jaïdi is a former Professor at the Mohamed V University in Rabat- Agdal. His area of expertise includes Economic Policy, International Economic Relations ( Europe  and the Arab World) and Economy of the Regions. He is a founding member of the Centre Marocain de Conjoncture and of the Groupement d’Etudes et de Recherches sur la Méditerrannée. He is a member of the Research Group within  the Euro-Mediterranian Universities Networks. He has also acted as Adviser to the Prime Minister and to the Minister of Economy and Finance. He acts as independent expert  to the Moroccan Competition Council and the Moroccan Authority for the fight against Corruption. He is a member of the Adderrahim Bouabid Foundation Board (Body of Research- Action on matters relating to State Reform). Mr. Jaïdi also acts as consultant to Moroccan and foreign entities. He is the author of various publications relating to economic and social development and to international economic relations.   

 

Publications: 6
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5 August 2020

La Mesure des Vulnérabilités Sociales: L’éclairage de la COVID-19 / Measuring Social Vulnerabilities: Insights from COVID-19

The Covid-19 pandemic has shed light on our knowledge of the limits of certain concepts for understanding social vulnerabilities. It invites researchers and decision-makers to distance themselves from conventional categories, and to engage in a debate …

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31 July 2020

Le Ciblage des Pauvres et des Vulnérables au Maroc: Quelles Leçons pour l’après-Covid-19 / Targeting the Poor and Vulnerable in Morocco: Lessons for Post-COVID-19

Targeting is a focal point for the social impact of anti-poverty programmes and state monetary assistance to poor and vulnerable social groups. The practice of targeting is not new in the trajectory of public policy. It is controversial about the appro …

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22 July 2020

Le Partenariat Afrique-Europe: Quel Renouveau dans l’après-Covid-19? / The Africa-Europe Partnership: What Renewal in the Post-Covid-19 Era?

The European Union (EU) and the African Union (AU) will meet again in the month of October 2020 in a Sixth Summit of the cycle of the Joint EU-Africa Strategy which has brought them together periodically since 2000. This Summit is looming in a context …

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10 March 2020

Aux origines de la question de la femme au Maroc Une lecture des débats intellectuels / The Origins of the Question of Women in Morocco: A Reading of Intellectual Debates

The Moroccan women’s movement has been a product of the recent history of society since the pre-colonial period. The framework of the debate around the development and reform of the Moudawana, which has become a part of Moroccan political life from the …

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30 March 2018

Europe-Afrique: Quelles perspectives d’Avenir / Europe-Africa: What are the Future Prospects?

At a time when Africa is strengthening its attractiveness, acquiring its own narrative and arousing the interest of new partners, and when Europe is going through an important economic and institutional crisis, what new foundations can the EU-Africa pa …

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1 September 2017

La Complexité de la Remontée des Chaînes de valeur Mondiale: Cas des Industries Automobile et Aéronautique au Maroc et en Tunisie / The Complexity of the Rise of Global Value Chains: The Case of Automotive and Aeronautics Industries in Morocco and Tunisia

Global value chains offer new opportunities for structural transformation for developing countries. Today the vision of global value chains are limited to the analysis of global trade and FDI flows, globally it is not sufficient to answer the key quest …

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