Titlebook: Governance and Political Adaptation in Fragile States; John Idriss Lahai,Karin von Strokirch,Helen Ware Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applic

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Rosalind Ritchie-Dabney,Uma R. Parekhhe local level of preexisting political practices influencing electoral processes, such as collective decision-making and consensus, but the decreased efficacy of the same. At the same time, a second trend has seen each electoral cycle provide the stage for more sophisticated and impactful forms of

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Growth, Tropisms and other Movements,mocracy, the new, modern, and hybrid forms of authoritarianism—such as authoritarian elections, competitive authoritarianism, and electoral autocracy—emerged. An analysis of the conduct of multiparty elections shows executive interference in elections through repressive laws, judicial manipulation,

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Carlos A. Medina MD,Arun D. Singh MDvelopment. Such funds have grown exponentially since the mid-2000s and are now of a scale that they are redefining the structure of the formal state, the nature of state-society relations, and the type of social contract constituted in Solomon Islands. Drawing on case study and field research conduc

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the discursive representations of fragility, and to contribute a more balanced examination of the narratives about and impact of political adaption and governance in people’s lives and experiences.978-3-030-08089-1978-3-319-90749-9

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Introduction,ance, and interstate peer-to-peer governance mechanism. In addition to singular or comparative country case studies, this volume examines the interplay of culture (cultures that have been deemed antithetical to Western notions of governance) and politics in the creation of people-centric governance

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From Saving Failed States to Managing Risks: Reinterpreting Fragility Through Resilienceion: .—pathologising specific states and societies while legitimising international interventions—and .—moving towards new risk mitigation strategies. This chapter concludes on a case study of Haiti, analysing the logics at play behind the ‘fragility as resilience’ framework.

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Adapting to Survive: The Peculiar Fate of Liberal Governance Models in East Timor in Jakarta. It furthermore explores the contemporary reality of an East Timor exploiting its vast oil reserves where the government consistently circumvents the complex regulatory regime designed by the international community to safeguard transparency in spending resource wealth to fund clientelis