Titlebook: States-Within-States; Incipient Political Paul Kingston,Ian S. Spears Book 2004 Paul Kingston and Ian Spears 2004 cold war.Policy.Third Wo

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States-Within-States: An Introduction to Their Empirical Attributes,nce that has allowed them to sustain themselves. As Robert Jackson, Jeffrey Herbst, and Charles Tilly each acknowledge, prior to 1945, these kinds of states—ones with weak administrative structures and divided populations—would have been swallowed up by much stronger powers.

Consequence

The Collapse of Sierra Leone and the Emergence of Multiple States-Within-States,, about 600,000 of Sierra Leone’s five million people sought refuge in neighboring countries and two-thirds were displaced inside their own country.. Violence and predation continued despite internationally mediated peace agreements in 1996, 1997, 1999, and 2000, winding down only in 2002.

Heterodoxy

Rebuilding ,: The Rise and Fall of Militia Cantons in Lebanon,vity. Indeed, there exists a dialectical relationship between Lebanon’s various political communities and the state—supported though not determined by international juridical norms—that pushes them toward coexistence rather than dissolution.

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State-Within-a-Failed-State: Somaliland and the Challenge of International Recognition, collapsed. Local government offices were abandoned or looted. As the twentieth century drew to a close, Somalia’s advanced political and institutional entropy had come to epitomize the notion of state “failure.”

COMA

Introduction: States-Within-States: Historical and Theoretical Perspectives,veloping world. Already described as being “weak”. and, in some cases, “quasi,”. many Third World states have experienced dramatic declines in their administrative capacity and societal legitimacy. J. Forrest has described this process as one of “state inversion” whereby “the state grows increasingl

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Flounder

From De Facto States to States-Within-States: Progress, Problems, and Prospects,he late 1980s and early 1990s. States-within-states first entered into my academic radar screen after reading Barry Posen’s observation that because cease-fires favor the party that has had the most military success, UN peacekeeping “protects, and to some extent legitimates, the military gains of th

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