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State Fragility and State Building in Africa

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    Book Overview
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    Chapter 1 Introduction: Renewed Interest in State Weakness and Fragility
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    Chapter 2 The Social Foundations of State Fragility in Kenya: Challenges of a Growing Democracy
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    Chapter 3 Zimbabwe: Institutionalized Corruption and State Fragility
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    Chapter 4 State Fragility as State Incapacity: The Case of Post-apartheid South Africa
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    Chapter 5 The Impact of Fragility on Social Services: The Case of Zimbabwean State, 2000–2008
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    Chapter 6 Regional Dynamics of Fragile States: Zimbabwe in the Southern Africa Region
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    Chapter 7 Effectiveness of Capacity Building Programs in Fragile States: The Ethiopia Case
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    Chapter 8 The Dynamics of State Fragility in Angola
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    Chapter 9 State Fragility and Capacity Building in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Case of the Democratic Republic of Congo
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    Chapter 10 State Fragility and Electoral Reforms in Lesotho
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    Chapter 11 From State Fragility to State Resilience-Way Forward
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Corruption and Firm Export Performance in Fragile Economies: Evidence from Zimbabwe

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