Dr. Suleiman
Abu-Bader
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   Office Address:   | 
  
   Department
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   +972-8-647-2304  | 
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   +972-8-647-2941  | 
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Research
Interests | General Information | Publications | Blogs
Working papers | Work
in progress | Journal Referee | Conferences | Teaching 
- Applied Econometrics
 - Development Economics
 - Middle East Economies 
 
Education
- Ph.D. in Economics, Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y.,
     1999
 - M.A. in Economics, Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y.,
     1998 
 - M.A in Economics, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev,
     Beer Sheva, 1993
 - Diploma of Education Secondary-School Teacher Training,
     Department Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 1986
 - B.A. in Mathematics and Statistics, Hebrew University,
     Jerusalem, 1984
 
Employment History
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   Sep. 2014 – Aug. 2016  | 
  
   MENA Chief Economist Office – the World Bank   | 
 
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   Oct.
  2009 -   | 
  
   Ben-Gurion
  University, Department of Economics, Senior Lecturer  | 
 
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   Oct.
  2000 - Sept. 2009  | 
  
   Ben-Gurion
  University, Department of Economics, Lecturer  | 
 
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   Oct.
  1999 - Sept. 2002  | 
  
   Ben-Gurion
  University, Department of Economics, Post-Doctoral Fellow   | 
 
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   1995
  - 1999   | 
  
   Cornell
  University, Department of Economics, Teaching Assistant   | 
 
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   1993
  - 1994   | 
  
   Ben-Gurion
  University, Department of Economics, Research and teaching assistant   | 
 
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   1990
  - 1993   | 
  
   Ben-Gurion
  University, Department of Economics, Teaching Assistant   | 
 
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   1984
  - 1994   | 
  
   Tel-Sheva
  High School, Tel-Sheva, Israel, High School Teacher for Mathematics   | 
 
Honors and Awards
- Ma'of Fellowship, 2002-2005
 - Sage Fellowship, Cornell University, 1994-5, 1997-8.
 - The Ryoichi Sasakawa Young
     Leaders Fellowship Fund (SYLEF), 1990
 
Refereed Articles
in Scientific Journals
· S. Abu-Bader and E. Ianchovichin (2019), Polarization, foreign military intervention, and civil conflict, Journal of Development Economics, 141(5), 1-32.
· S. Abu-Bader and J. Zeira (2012) "Trading Peacefully: How to Increase Trade in MENA after a Comprehensive Arab-Israeli Peace" in The Arab Peace Initiative and Israeli-Palestinian Peace: The Political Economy of a New Period edited by Arie Arnon and Saeb Bamya.
· S. Abu-Bader and Daniel Gottlieb (2012)"Poverty, Education and Employment among the Arab-Bedouin in Israel" in Poverty and Social Exclusion around the Mediterranean Sea edited by Valérie Bérenger and Florent Bresson. Springer.
· S. Abu-Bader and Yehuda Gradus (2011) The Negev Bedouin Statistical Data Book No. 3. (Eds.) Ben-Gurion University Press.
· S. Abu-Bader and A. Abu-Qarn (2010), Trade Liberalization or Oil Shocks: Which Better Explains Structural Breaks in International Trade Ratios? Review of International Economics, 18(2), 250–264.
- A. Abu-Qarn and S. Abu-Bader
     (2009), Getting Income Shares Right: A Panel Data Investigation for OECD
     Countries, Economic Development Quarterly, 23(3), 254-266.
 - A. Abu-Qarn and S. Abu-Bader
     (2009), On the Dynamics of the Israeli-Arab Conflict, Quarterly Review
     of Economics and Finance, 49(3), 931-943.
 - S. Abu-Bader and A. Abu-Qarn,
     The Relationship between GATT Membership and Structural Breaks in
     International Trade, Global Economy Journal, 8(4), article 1.
 - S. Abu-Bader and A. Abu-Qarn
     (2008), Financial Development and Economic Growth Nexus: Time Series
     Evidence from Middle Eastern and North African Countries. Review of
     Development Economics, 12(4), 803-817. 
 - S. Abu-Bader and A. Abu-Qarn
     (2008), Financial Development and Economic Growth: The Egyptian
     Experience, Journal of Policy Modeling, 30, 887–898.
 - S. Abu-Bader and A. Abu-Qarn
     (2008), The Impact of GATT on International Trade: Evidence from
     Structural Break Analysis, Applied Econometrics and International
     Development, 8(2), 23-36.
 - A. Abu-Qarn and S. Abu-Bader
     (2008), Structural Breaks in Military Expenditures: Evidence from Egypt,
     Israel, Jordan and Syria, Peace Economics, Peace Science and Public
     Policy, 14(1), article 3. 
 - S. Abu-Bader and A. Abu-Qarn
     (2008), On the optimality of a GCC Monetary Union: Structural VAR, Common
     Trends and Common Cycles Evidence, World Economy, 31(5), 612-630.
 - S. Abu-Bader and D. Gottlieb (2008), Education,
     Employment and Poverty Among Arab Bedouins in Southern Israel, Hagar –
     Studies in Culture, Polity and Identity, 8(2), 121-136.
 - A. Abu-Qarn and S. Abu-Bader
     (2007), Sources of Growth Revisited: Evidence from Selected MENA
     Countries, World Development, 35(5), 752-771.
 - A. Abu-Qarn and S. Abu-Bader
     (2004), The Validity of the ELG Hypothesis in the MENA Region: Cointegration and Error Correction Model, Applied
     Economics, 36(15), 1685-1696. 
 - S. Abu-Bader and A. Abu-Qarn
     (2003), Government Expenditures, Military Spending and Economic Growth:
     Causality Evidence from Egypt, Israel and Syria, Journal of Policy
     Modeling, 25(6), 567-583.
 - S. Abu-Bader (2002), Institutional Changes and
     Breakpoints in Israeli Trade, Applied Economics, 34, 1893-1901.
 
- David Bigman and Suleiman
     Abu-Bader (2005), "The Role and Constraints of the WTO in Conflict
     Resolution: The Lessons from WTO Rulings in Sugar and Cotton Trade
     Subsidies," Mansholt Graduate School
     Discussion Paper #19. [PDF]
 - Suleiman Abu-Bader and Daniel Gottlieb (2009),
     "Poverty, education and employment in the Arab-Bedouin society: A
     comparative view" ECINEQ WP 2009 – 137 [PDF]
 
Click
here for Monaster Center Working Papers 
Blogs:
·        
S. Abu-Bader and E. Ianchovichina.“Unintended
consequences? Foreign intervention, polarization, and conflict in MENA” was
published in Brookings Institute blog, October 17, 2018. 
Click here for the blog: https://www.brookings.edu/blog/future-development/2018/10/17/unintended-consequences-foreign-intervention-polarization-and-conflict-in-mena/
·           
International Military Interventions, Polarization, and
Civil Conflict: Why to Intervene?
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Explaining the Differences in Income Inequalities for
Bedouin in Recognized and in Unrecognized Villages:  Regression-based
Decomposition Using Household Data
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The Factors Explaining Household Income Inequality in the
West-Bank and the Gaza-Strip between 1996 and 2009, Regression-Based Inequality
Decomposition Method.
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Applied Economics
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Applied Financial Economics
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Contemporary Economics Policy
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Economics Bulletin
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Eastern Economic Journal
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Economic Modelling 
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Emerging Markets Finance and Trade 
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Global Economy Journal
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International Journal of Economics and Business Research
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Journal of Peace Research
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Journal of Comparative Economics
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Journal of Economic Growth
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Journal of Accounting and Taxation
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Middle East Development Journal 
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Panoeconomicus
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Peace Economics, Peace Science and Public Policy
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Review of International Economics
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Review of Middle East Economics and Finance
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Review of World Economics 
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Singapore Economic Review
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The World Economy
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35th Annual
Meeting of the Israeli Economic Association, Economic Development and MENA
Economic (Session Chair), The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, June 6 2019.
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13th Annual
Workshop of the Households in Conflict Network, Solvay Brussels School of
Economics and Management, Brussels, November 15-16, 2017.  Paper
title: polarization, External Intervention, and Conflict” with Elena
Ianchovichina.
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18th IEA
World Congress. Mexico City, Mexico, June 19, 2017.  Paper title: Polarization,
External Intervention, and Conflict” with Elena Ianchovichina. 
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11th Defence and Security Economics
Workshop Program, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, November 4, 2016. Paper
title: “Polarization, External Intervention, and
Conflict” with Elena Ianchovichina. 
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MENA Chief Economist Seminar Series. Washington D.C., June 29, 2016.
Paper Title: “Polarization, External Intervention, and Conflict” with Elena
Ianchovichina. 
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MNACE Retreat, IFC the World Bank, Washington D.C, September 4,
2015.  Paper title: “Inter-Group
Inequality and Conflict” with Elena Ianchovichina
- Workshop on Multidimensional Poverty and “Pro-poor”
     Growth in the MENA Countries Centre d’Études en Macroéconomie et Finance Internationale Université de
     Nice Sophia Antipolis, Nice, 11-12 June 2009. Paper Title: “Poverty,
     Education, and Employment in Arab-Bedouin Society: A Comparative
     Retrospective” with Daniel Gottlieb.
 - EEA - European Economic Association 23rd Annual
     Congress, Milan, Italy, August-September 2008.
 - Van Leer 3rd Annual Society and Economics Conference,
     Jerusalem, December 2007. Paper Title: "Poverty, Education and
     Employment among the Bedouin Arabs: A Comparative View."
 - EEA - Eastern Economic Association 33rd Annual Conference,
     NYC, N.Y., February 2007. Paper Title: "Trade Liberalization or Oil
     Shocks: Which Explains Structural Breaks in International Trade Ratios?
 - Van Leer 2nd Annual Society and Economics Conference,
     Jerusalem, January 2007. Paper Title: "Poverty in the Bedouin
     Community: A Comparative Retrospective."
 - EEA - European Economic Association 20th Annual
     Congress, Amsterdam, Netherlands, August 2005.
 - Wageningen Workshop on
     'Agricultural Trade Liberalization and the LDCs,' Wageningen,
     the Netherlands, December 2004. Paper Title: "The Impact of
     Agricultural Subsidies in Developed Countries on Farmers' Income and
     Exports in Developing Countries: The Case of Sugar and Cotton" (with
     D. Bigman). 
 - EEA - European Economic Association 19th Annual
     Congress, Madrid, Spain, August 2004.
 - EEA - Eastern Economic Association 30th Annual
     Conference, NYC, N.Y., February 2004. Paper Title: "The Case for
     Monetary Union in the GCC." 
 - EEA - European Economic Association 18th Annual
     Congress, Stockholm, Sweden, August 2003. 
 - EEA - Eastern Economic Association 29th Annual
     Conference, NYC, N.Y., February 2003. Paper Title: "Financial
     Development and Economic Growth in Egypt: Evidence from Trivariate VAR." 
 - EEA - Eastern Economic Association 28th Annual
     Conference, Boston, Mass., March 2002. Paper Title: "Government
     Expenditures, Military Spending and Economic Growth: Causality Evidence
     from Egypt, Israel and Syria."
 - Department of Economics, the Hebrew University of
     Jerusalem, Jerusalem, November 2001. Paper Title: "Export-Led Growth:
     Empirical Evidence from the MENA Region." 
 - EEA - Eastern Economic Association 27th Annual
     Conference, NYC, N.Y., February 2001. Paper Title: "Export-Led
     Growth: Empirical Evidence from the MENA Region." 
 
Graduate Courses
- Time series econometrics
 - Econometrics I 
 - Workshop in macroeconomics, growth and development 
 
Undergraduate
Courses
- Macroeconomics
 - Introductory Statistics 
 - Middle East and North Africa Economies 
 - Introduction to Econometrics 
 - Development Economics
 - Development Economics: Poverty and Inequality
 
