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tric and/or indefinite covariance matrices yielded, which demolish the theoretical rigor of unscented Kalman filtering and can even fail this state estimation method itself. This chapter pays its particular attention to the issue of numerical stability and presents a remedy for treating such a covar

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Raffaela Cefalo,Mauro Calderan,Francesco Filippi,Cristoforo Montefusco,Andrea Piemonte,Tatiana Slugaing balancing action, and that this power struggle turns failed states into battlegrounds for regional power (im)balances. This book offers empirical and theoretical insights into regional politics of the Middle East over the past six decades, contributes to international policy and security studies

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Francesco Vespe,Elisa Rosciano,Giuseppe Vizziellond, to a lesser extent, Libya), or religion polarizing societies and splitting institutions (as is the case with Bahrain and Syria). This is all in stark contradiction to the initial promise of the Arab Spring of a different order. Indeed, instead of ushering in a new era with some sort of a secular

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Anna Swiatek,Leszek Jaworski,Lukasz Tomasiktical structure, systemic and planned. There is state complicity in the perpetuation of fragility in pursuit of parochial economic and political interests. The political elites are reluctant to reverse it because they are deriving spoils from its perpetuation. State fragility has been converted into

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Diana Pagliari,Noemi Emanuela Cazzaniga,Livio Pinto,Mirko Reguzzoni,Lorenzo Rossi given the fact that about one third of all Africans, some 200 million people, are estimated to live in states classified as fragile. This chapter concludes by highlighting the critical steps towards sustainable institutional effectiveness and resilience, core to any state rebuilding agenda.