Mushtaq H. Khan is Senior Lecturer in Economics and Associate Dean (Research) in the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences, the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. He has published a book and numerous articles on corruption, clientelism, rent-seeking and state failure.

• State Formation in Palestine: Achievements, Constraints and Prospects for the Future1. Evaluating the Emerging Palestinian State: 'Good Governance' versus 'Transformation Potential'2. State Formation under the Palestinian National Authority (PNA): Potential Outcomes and their Viability3. Israel and the Palestinian Economy: Integration or Containment? 4. PNA Political Institutions and the Future of State Formation 5. Monopolies and the PNA6. Taxation and State Formation in Palestine 1994-2000 7. Donor Assistance, Rent-Seeking and Elite Formation

Mushtaq H. Khan is Senior Lecturer in Economics and Associate Dean (Research) in the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences, the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. He has published a book and numerous articles on corruption, clientelism, rent-seeking and state failure.

• State Formation in Palestine: Achievements, Constraints and Prospects for the Future1. Evaluating the Emerging Palestinian State: 'Good Governance' versus 'Transformation Potential'2. State Formation under the Palestinian National Authority (PNA): Potential Outcomes and their Viability3. Israel and the Palestinian Economy: Integration or Containment? 4. PNA Political Institutions and the Future of State Formation 5. Monopolies and the PNA6. Taxation and State Formation in Palestine 1994-2000 7. Donor Assistance, Rent-Seeking and Elite Formation

Mushtaq H. Khan is Senior Lecturer in Economics and Associate Dean (Research) in the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences, the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. He has published a book and numerous articles on corruption, clientelism, rent-seeking and state failure.

• State Formation in Palestine: Achievements, Constraints and Prospects for the Future1. Evaluating the Emerging Palestinian State: 'Good Governance' versus 'Transformation Potential'2. State Formation under the Palestinian National Authority (PNA): Potential Outcomes and their Viability3. Israel and the Palestinian Economy: Integration or Containment? 4. PNA Political Institutions and the Future of State Formation 5. Monopolies and the PNA6. Taxation and State Formation in Palestine 1994-2000 7. Donor Assistance, Rent-Seeking and Elite Formation