Daniel Maman

About the Author

Daniel Maman is a distinguished scholar in political economy and sociology, with a focus on the intricate dynamics of financial institutions in the Middle East. His research explores how global economic logics intersect with local political actors, offering nuanced insights into the power structures shaping monetary policy. Maman's work bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical analysis, drawing from extensive fieldwork and archival research to illuminate the socio-political underpinnings of central banking. As an associate professor at Tel Aviv University, he has contributed significantly to academic discourse on Israel's economic landscape, emphasizing the role of state institutions in navigating international pressures. His publications are essential reading for those interested in the political economy of developing economies.