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Title:State failure, collapse and reconstruction
Editor:Milliken, JenniferISNI
Year:2002
Periodical:Development and Change (ISSN 0012-155X)
Volume:33
Issue:5
Pages:753-1074
Language:English
Geographic terms:developing countries
Nigeria
Subject:State collapse
External link:https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/14677660/2002/33/5
Abstract:This special issue is devoted to State failure, State collapse and State reconstruction worldwide. It includes chapters of a general nature as well as country studies. General studies also presenting information on Africa include: The challenge to the State in a globalized world (Christopher Clapham); State collapse and fresh starts: some critical reflections (Martin Doornbos); State collapse and its implications for peace-building and reconstruction (Alexandros Yannis); Privatization of security, arms proliferation and the process of State collapse in Africa (Abdel-Fatau Musah); State collapse as business: the role of conflict trade and the emerging control agenda (Neil Cooper); Rebuilding State institutions in collapsed States (Marina Ottaway); and Social reconstruction and the radicalization of development: aid as a relation of global liberal governance (Mark Duffield). One country study is devoted to Nigeria: The politics of insurgency in collapsing States (William Reno). Other country studies discuss Georgia, Afghanistan, Cambodia and East Timor. [ASC Leiden abstract]
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