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Navtej Dhillon

Navtej Dhillon

Policy Director, Middle East Youth Initiative
Fellow, Global Economy and Development, Wolfensohn Center for Development

Navtej Dhillon was a Brookings fellow, and served as the Director of the Middle East Youth Initiative from 2006 to 2009. Dhillon left Brookings to join the U.S. Treasury Department as a senior advisor on international development.



Research and Commentary

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2009

Save to My PortfolioGeneration in Waiting: The Unfulfilled Promise of Young People in the Middle EastNovember 01, 2009
Save to My PortfolioGeithner and the New Middle East Economic AgendaJuly 14, 2009
Save to My PortfolioThe Many Crises of Iranian YouthJune 25, 2009
Save to My PortfolioMiddle East's Dual Challenge: Youth and the EconomyJune 04, 2009
Save to My PortfolioChange We Can Believe In? The Muslim World, America, and Obama's PromiseJune 01, 2009
Save to My PortfolioInstitutions, Markets and Youth in the Middle East During Global DownturnMay 20, 2009
Save to My PortfolioMissed by the Boom, Hurt by the Bust: Making Markets Work for Young People in the Middle EastMay 14, 2009
Save to My PortfolioGlobal Economic Crisis: Prosperity and Politics in LebanonMay 04, 2009
Save to My PortfolioBeyond Reconstruction: What Lies Ahead for Young Palestinians?March 10, 2009
Save to My PortfolioGlobal Economic Crisis: A Catalyst for Change in Saudi Arabia?February 25, 2009
Save to My PortfolioThe Middle East in a Post Oil-Boom Era?January 30, 2009
Save to My PortfolioWest Bank and Gaza Economy: Before and After the CrisisJanuary 14, 2009

2008

Save to My PortfolioIndia's Materialist Middle Class Needs to Wake Up December 05, 2008
Save to My PortfolioGlobal Economic Crisis: Mixed Forecast for Jordan and SyriaDecember 01, 2008
Save to My PortfolioLight at the End of the Tunnel in Egypt's Marriage Crisis?November 23, 2008
Save to My PortfolioGlobal Economic Crisis: Can Egypt Emerge as a Winner?November 03, 2008
Save to My PortfolioGlobal Economic Crisis: Short and Long-term Prospects for EgyptOctober 29, 2008
Save to My PortfolioStalled Youth Transitions in the Middle EastOctober 13, 2008
Save to My PortfolioIraq's Missing GenerationOctober 13, 2008
Save to My PortfolioTop 10 Global Economic Challenges Facing America's 44th PresidentOctober 10, 2008
Save to My PortfolioEgypt’s Education System: Parents and Students Emerge as a New Force for ReformOctober 01, 2008
Save to My PortfolioAddressing Yemen's Twin Deficits: Human and Natural ResourcesSeptember 22, 2008
Save to My PortfolioThe 'Union for the Mediterranean:' The Next Generation of Europe-Middle East Cooperation?August 14, 2008
Save to My PortfolioThe Middle Eastern Marriage CrisisJuly 11, 2008
Save to My PortfolioMiddle East’s Economic ParadoxJune 26, 2008
Save to My PortfolioUrban and Young: The Future of the Middle EastJune 11, 2008
Save to My PortfolioMiddle East Youth Bulge: Challenge or Opportunity?May 22, 2008
Save to My PortfolioCan the Middle East Build a Global Middle Class?May 19, 2008
Save to My PortfolioBoosting Smart Power: The Role of the United States in the Middle EastFebruary 22, 2008
Save to My PortfolioMiddle East Development and Democracy February 14, 2008
Save to My PortfolioEgypt’s Economic Prosperity: A Prospect for Hope or Potential for Shattered Dreams?January 08, 2008

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Q&A with Navtej Dhillon

Instituions, Markets and Youth in the Middle East During the Global Downturn

"It is absolutely critical that we understand where the Middle East is economically . . . also, where it needs to go . . . you have a generation of young people who are not quite benefiting from the economies and the progress that is underway in some of these countries."

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