Jordanian Policies

Developments in Palestinian Occupied Territories

  Developments in Palestinian Occupied Territories; Regional Context, and Jordanian Policy   Politics and Society Institute Headnotes: Factors leading to the escalation and the outbreak of the Palestinian popular uprising. Internal and external implications of what is happening in the occupied territories. Regional and international variables and their reflection on what is happening in the occupied territories. Evaluating Jordan’s position…

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The broader message from the King’s letter to DGID

King Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein letter to the Director of the General Intelligence Department, General Ahmad Hosni, was far from a usual document in Jordanian politics.

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Sailing in a Stormy Ocean

A Jordanian politician says, “It is necessary to always remember that we are not on the borders of Denmark and Austria,” but rather a ship in choppy seas, strong waves and great fluctuations that afflict countries and societies everywhere. This seasoned politician spoke at a panel discussion (held by the Institute of Politics and Society in Amman and the Center…

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Youth and Political Alienation

The recent report issued by the Politics and Society Institute, the German organization “Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung” and the Phenix Center for Economics and Informatics Studies (the outcome of intensive dialogue sessions with dozens of young activists in Jordan) provides an important reading of the attitude of Jordanian youth towards public work and political participation and the extent of the political alienation they…

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PUTTING FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT TO JORDAN BACK

Jordan advanced 45 places in the Doing Business Report over the past three years to move to the 69th position out of 190 countries listed.

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Political Parties in Jordan’s 2020 Parliamentary

Minister of Political and Parliamentary Affairs, Musa al Maaytah was successful in encouraging political parties to participate in the 2020 Parliamentary elections

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Jordan’s Muslim Brotherhood searches for a ‘safe passage’

Since the Arab Spring, relations between the group and the kingdom have undergone a dramatic shift The current standoff between the Jordanian government and the Muslim Brotherhood differs from past crises.

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The Jordanian Scene: A Year full of Challenges and Risks

The emerging crisis of the coronavirus did not leave an opportunity to ask the government of Dr. Bisher Al-Khasawneh, which was formed on October 12, what it intends to do to contain the catastrophic repercussions of the economic crisis that afflicted the country and exacerbated its chronic problems. The new government inherited a heavy legacy of high infections and increasing…

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