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Rebuilding ,: The Rise and Fall of Militia Cantons in Lebanon,has been described as “extremely plural”;. it is a country whose state has always been “weak,” debilitated by a confessional power-sharing agreement that has periodically kept the peace but which has never allowed for a concentration of political power at the center; and it is a country that, during

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Why Not to State-Build New Sudan,e forays have announced, with punctuation, that it is hip again to try a hand at state-building. A melee of prospective candidates alternatively hoping to maintain, reconfigure, or topple the existing Sudanese regime will no doubt be monitoring these international developments with varied measures o

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State-Within-a-Failed-State: Somaliland and the Challenge of International Recognition,rings a new twist to the genre: a state-within-a-failed-state. Since its implosion in 1991, the Somali Republic has been without a recognized and functional central government. Central governing institutions fell apart. Military and police forces disintegrated. Banks, ministries, and social services

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Book 2004itical entities. This book examines the extent to which these sub-units - ‘ states within states ‘ - represent alternatives that the international community could look to in a long-term effort to bring stability, security and development to peoples in the Third World.