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International responses to the economic dimensions of conflict and peacebuilding have been hampered by a co... more
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Atle Mesøy
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The consensus in past research into terrorism and radicalisation into violent extremism (RVE) is that gener... more
- Contested transitions: International drawdown and the future state in Afghanistan
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Jonathan Goodhand
26 November 2012
At the end of 2014, when the bulk of foreign military forces are projected to withdraw, the international c... more
- Ending 50 years of military rule? Prospects for peace, democracy and development in Burma
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Tom Kramer
7 November 2012
Burma* has been under military rule since 1962. However, in 2011 a new political system was introduce... more
- Reopening the Kurdish question: states, communities and proxies in a time of turmoil
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Pamela Urrutia Arestizábal ,
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5 October 2012
The Kurdish question involves the aspiration to self-determination of the Kurdish people; their continuing... more
- Risk and violence in Iraq’s new sectarian balance
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David Gairdner
1 October 2012
Iraq appears to have achieved a modicum of stability after years of conflict. With a new constitution in pl... more
- The perils of Yemen’s cunning state
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Elham Manea
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The extreme fragility of the Yemeni state stems from numerous sources of instability and discontent, which... more
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Jort Hemmer
6 September 2012
The nascent state of South Sudan has evolved into a patronage and crisis management tool for the ruling eli... more
- Balanced on a knife-edge: the future of Libya’s new state
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George Joffé
5 September 2012
Given the lack of pre-existing institutions in Libya, it is difficult to see how a fragmented population wi... more
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Blanca Antonini
5 September 2012
The earthquake of 2010 brutally exposed the vulnerabilities of Haiti’s people, as well as confronting an al... more
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