Offering a compelling and timely analysis of foreign direct investment in one of the world’s most strategically significant regions, this book explores how capital flows are shaped by economic interdependence, sustainability imperatives, and cultural alignment across the Eastern Mediterranean.
Drawing on original data, field research, and theoretical frameworks, it provides in-depth country profiles—covering Cyprus, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Egypt, Lebanon, and Syria—and examines emerging trends in sectors such as energy, technology, tourism, and the Blue Economy. The book features case studies on diaspora investment, youth entrepreneurship, and regional cooperation, highlighting how historical ties and institutional environments influence investor decisions.
Clear, concise, and globally relevant, this is an essential resource for academics, policymakers, business leaders, and development professionals seeking to understand the evolving dynamics of FDI at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa. It also serves as a valuable text for courses on international business, economic geography, and sustainable development.
