Gerald Drißner is an Austrian economist and journalist who has spent a decade intensively studying Arabic and living in the Middle East and North Africa. His work often draws from his deep regional knowledge and understanding of economic and cultural contexts. Drißner's writings offer a unique perspective on the complex issues shaping this dynamic part of the world. His analytical approach and journalistic experience allow him to present intricate subjects in a clear and engaging manner.
Reading about Arabic grammar is usually as thrilling as reading telephone directories. The author uses a new approach: He compiled 270 interesting questions drawing from his years of studies in the Arab world to create a colourful journey into Arabic grammar.