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Throughout its history, capitalism has shown an outstanding ability to evolve and adapt to changing political and technological environments.
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The Middle East is an increasingly diverse region where very old problems coexist with genuine opportunities for renewal and socio-economic progress. A powerful driver of (…)Back to the fertile crescent: the Middle East, Europe and the US
