Karen Pfeifer

Karen Pfeifer is professor emerita of economics at Smith College and vice chair of MERIP’s board of directors.

Articles by this Writer	Published
Breaking Even, Breaking Down or Going for Broke?	05.22.2015
Rebels, Reformers and Empire	MER 274 (Spring 2015)
Why Isn’t the “Swing Producer” Swinging?	03.03.2015
Gulf Juggernaut	MER 263 (Summer 2012)
Petrodollars at Work and in Play in the Post-September 11 Decade	MER 260 (Fall 2011)
Kuwait’s Economic Quandary	MER 223 (Summer 2002)
How Tunisia, Morocco, Jordan and Even Egypt Became IMF “Success Stories” in the 1990s	MER 210 (Spring 1999)
Reform or Reaction?	MER 210 (Spring 1999)
To Clear the Minefield	MER 207 (Summer 1998)
Development Revisited	MER 185 (November/December 1993)
Class Acts in the Middle East	MER 170 (May/June 1991)
Letter from Jordan	MER 167 (November/December 1990)
Chilcote and Johnson, Theories of Development	MER 147 (July/August 1987)
The Fate of the Family Farm	MER 145 (March/April 1987)
Bullets, Banks and Bushels	MER 145 (March/April 1987)
Gran, Development by People	MER 123 (May 1984)
Brett, International Money and Capitalist Crisis	MER 122 (March/April 1984)
Berberoglu, Turkey in Crisis	MER 121 (January/February 1984)
Discrete Forms of the Petty Bourgeoisie	MER 117 (September 1983)