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A Story of State Transformation in the Global South: Limited Statehood and Governance in Post-Syria Lebanon
This research thesis analyzes security governance in areas of limited statehood in the context of state transformation. Specifically, it examines the impact of the 2005 Syrian military withdrawal on the Lebanese state in the realm of security. Briefly, the thesis unveils the coexistence of state and...
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2024
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