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Title Fragility by Choice, a scoping study in Burundi, South Sudan and Uganda | ||
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http://dspace.library.uu.nl:8080/handle/1874/289606 | ||
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Date 2013 | ||
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Author(s) Frerks, G.E.; Douma, P. | ||
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Abstract Over the past decade, the concept "fragile states" has taken centre stage in international development policy and practice. The recently published Dutch policy document "A World to Gain: A New Agenda for Aid, Trade and Investment" states: "These countries are in danger of being left far behind the rest of the world politically, socially and economically. One and a half billion people in these countries face a difficult if not impossible task to break free from poverty. Without peace, security and the rule of law, the prospect of a better future is slim. It is thought that two-thirds of poor people will live in fragile states and conflict countries in 2025."1 | ||
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Subject(s) Internationale betrekkingen; Specialized histories (international relations, law); Literary theory, analysis and criticism; Culturele activiteiten; Overig maatschappelijk onderzoek | ||
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Language en | ||
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Publisher Dutch Consortium for Rehabilitation | ||
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Type of publication Book | ||
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Format text/plain | ||
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Rights info:eu-repo/semantics/OpenAccess | ||
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Repository Utrecht - University of Utrecht 
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