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Posted on January 13, 2012February 8, 2022 by Seth Kaplan

Rethinking State-building in a Failed State

Categories5A - Region - Africa (Sub-Sahara), Bottom-up / Top-down State Building, Capacity & Institution Building, Civil Society, Conflict Drivers, De-militarizing Politics, Ethnicity, Identity, IOs & NGOs, Journal Article, Non-State Actors, Policy / Research Guidance, Political Participation & State Legitimization, Post 9/11 (2001-Present), Post Cold War (1991-2001), Power, Rule of Law & Transitional Justice, Single Case Study, Somalia, Sovereignty

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