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ICT, the Somali diaspora and the stabilization of a failed state
For almost three decades, Somalia has defied definition and expectation precisely because the country has lacked an effective, centralized state apparatus. As a result, the term 'failed state’ is often applied to Somalia in popular discourse and by scholars. For a state to formally function as such,...
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Department of Information Systems
2020
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