Ghassan Abdallah, Ph.D

Adjunct Professor, Univ. of Houston

Guest Contributor

ARCHIVED ARTICLES

09/24/2009 Mediocrity At the United Nations
08/03/2009 Hiking the Wrong Trail
07/02/2009 The Inflation Deflation Debate Wages On
05/19/2009 Asia Revisited
04/14/2009 Opec Production Cuts vs. Compliance Dilemma
03/24/2009 The Rally of False Hopes
03/16/2009 Fear Rising
03/06/2009 Middle East Peace Likely to Remain Elusive
02/17/2009 When Patience is a Virtue
02/09/2009 The Narrative Fallacy
11/19/2008 Reports of the Dollar's Demise Were Greatly Exagerated
09/29/2008 The Government Fights the Tape
08/26/2008 From Russia Without Love
07/10/2008 IRS & US UBS
06/16/2008 Resurrecting Pax Americana
02/26/2008 Confusion Reigns
01/15/2008 The Global Growth Story Unravels
12/17/2007 Resisting Short Temptations
11/15/2007 Trading and the Pitfalls of Missinformation
09/11/2007 A Record of Failure
07/30/2007 Terrorism & the Financial Markets
05/29/2007 Oil & The Iranian Conundrum

Ghassan Abdallah Is currently an adjunct professor of politics at the University of Houston. Ghassan holds a BA in political Science and an MA in International relations from Texas Tech University, and a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Houston. Dr. Abdallah has published articles related to international relations theory and the politics of oil in the Middle East. He also follows the financial markets very closely and has several years of experience trading commodities and securities.

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