Usman W. Chohan

The tragedy of modern Iraq is often studied with a humanitarian, moral, religious, political, or military lens, but “fiscal” perspectives are much harder to come by.

Over the past three decades, global interest in emerging markets has soared, and when the financial crisis of 2008 hit, emerging markets were largely thought to be the next engine of global growth.

The tragedy of modern Iraq is often studied with a humanitarian, moral, religious, political, or military lens, but “fiscal” perspectives are much harder to come by.

Over the past three decades, global interest in emerging markets has soared, and when the financial crisis of 2008 hit, emerging markets were largely thought to be the next engine of global growth.