Pathways Project Participates in Annual Emerging Political Economies (EPE) Network Meeting in London
The Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism: Voices from MENA team joined in the 2025 Emerging Political Economies (EPE) Network Annual Meeting.
Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism: Voices From MENA Project
Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism: Voices From MENA is a research program based in The American University in Cairo (AUC). The program is hosted by the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (GAPP). It is on a five-year Ford Foundation grant (2022-2027).
About the Program
Our AUC-based program is part of a larger project involving universities in India, South Africa, Colombia, and Mexico. The AUC program focuses on the Middle East and North Africa region (MENA).
The core mission of our program is to contribute to changing the narrative of the economy in academia and policy circles, and subsequently to how the economy is related to politics, going beyond the predominant neoliberal paradigm. Conversely, we aim at depicting the theoretical contours of an alternative accumulation model that is more equitable and sustainable. The notion of an "accumulation model" we adopt, considers the production of economic value as a social process. This challenges the economistic approach to the market as an autonomous area of formally rational economic agents, which is inherent in neoclassicism and neoliberalism.
Publications
Our publications are academic knowledge production and research dissemination efforts aimed at changing the narrative of the economy in academia and policy circles, as well as demonstrating how the economy is moving beyond the neoliberal paradigm.
Our Programs
Fellowships
The Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism program offers fellowships to support students and researchers from Egypt and the Arab region.
Spring/Summer School Program
Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism holds an annual Summer Program for interested PhD candidates, early career researchers, and policy researchers.
News
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Building Sustainable Cities: AUC and BIAS-AME Host Spring School on Green Urbanism in the Arab World
The school was co-organized by The American University in Cairo's "Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism" project and the Built Environment Institut...
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"India's Economic Paradox: Growth Without Jobs" by Santosh Mehrotra
Mehrotra, an economist and visiting professor at the University of Bath, UK, discussed the deep employment crisis facing India despite its r...
Pathways Project Participates in Annual Emerging Political Economies (EPE) Network Meeting in London
The Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism: Voices from MENA team joined in the 2025 Emerging Political Economies (EPE) Network Annual Meeting.
Building Sustainable Cities: AUC and BIAS-AME Host Spring School on Green Urbanism in the Arab World
The school was co-organized by The American University in Cairo's "Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism" project and the Built Environment Institut...
"India's Economic Paradox: Growth Without Jobs" by Santosh Mehrotra
Mehrotra, an economist and visiting professor at the University of Bath, UK, discussed the deep employment crisis facing India despite its r...
Project in Motion
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Egypt's Economy from Closure to Openness and Back Again: A Conversation with Abul Qumsan on the Shifts in Egypt's Trade Policy
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Interview with Mona Yassin on the Competition Protection and Anti-Monopoly Authority
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Interview with Egyptian Ambassador Saad al-Fararji on the New Global Economic Order
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Cooperative Movement in the Middle East and North Africa Towards Alternative Paths to Economic Development
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Beyond Neoliberalism: Exploring Alternatives
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Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism Podcast
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Interview with Alfredo Saad-Filho at the New International Economic Order Workshop
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Interview with Mariangela Parra-Lancourt at the New International Economic Order Workshop
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New International Economic Order Workshop " Day 2"
Political Economy of the Global South Conference (PEGS)
Our first PEGS conference explores the current challenges to global economic governance and the potential areas for institutional and policy changes. Governance refers to the normative, regulatory and institutional mechanisms that govern the processes, flows and transactions in the world economy.
Contact Us |
Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism: Voices From MENA AUC Avenue, P.O. Box 74 |