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Title
Somalia Rising: Things are Starting to Change for the World's Longest Failed State |
Full text
http://eprints.soas.ac.uk/21128/1/17531055%252E2012%252E755316.pdf |
Date
2013 |
Author(s)
Hammond, Laura |
Abstract
This article examines some of the challenges facing the new Somali National Government in Mogadishu, following the conclusion of the Transitional Federal Charter, and the resulting surprises in the emergence of the post-Transitional leadership. The article also assesses the dynamics which allowed the emergence of relative newcomers into important roles, especially President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud. A sense of optimism surrounds the Mogadishu administration, which is a marked departure from the previous two decades; is it justified? Will it be sustained? |
Subject(s)
Department of Development Studies |
Publisher
Routledge |
Relation
http://eprints.soas.ac.uk/21128/ |
Type of publication
Articles; PeerReviewed |
Format
text |
Identifier
Hammond, Laura (2013) 'Somalia Rising: Things are Starting to Change for the World's Longest Failed State.' Journal of Eastern African Studies, 7 (1). pp. 183-193. |
Repository
London - SOAS, University of London
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