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Understanding and progressing health system decentralisation in Myanmar
Despite much lauded change in recent years, Myanmar’s national health system still lags behind its regional counterparts. Decades of civil war and military rule have created, at the national level, a ‘centralisation by fiat’.
Elliot Brennan, Seye Abimbola
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State Building in Crisis Governance: Donald Trump and COVID-19. [PDF]
Jacobs NF, King D, Milkis SM.
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The origins of Ethiopia's primary health care expansion: The politics of state building and health system strengthening. [PDF]
Croke K.
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The Security-Politics-Development Nexus: The Lessons of State-Building in Sub-Saharan Africa [PDF]
How can development policy support weak, dysfunctional or fragile states? What constitutes state fragility and what are the appropriate instruments for state-building?
Necla Tschirgi
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In Pursuit of Hegemony: Politics and State Building in Sri Lanka [PDF]
Since the late colonial period, Sri Lanka has been subject to modern democratic state building experiments. The number of challenges this project has encountered is rising.
Jayasundara-Smits, S.M.S. (Shyamika)
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Kundera and Ionesco on the Unmistakable Awareness of Being Minor [PDF]
Deleuze and Guattari’s 1975 text, Kafka, pour une littérature mineure, posited a theory concerning some groups of literary texts including those of Franz Kafka.
Lupas, Maria
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Book Review of the monograph: Kent, Lia (2012), The Dynamics of Transitional Justice: International Models and Local Realities in East Timor, Abingdon: Routledge (= Series: Transitional Justice), ISBN: 97804 15504362, 252 ...
Deniz Kocak
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Medemer and Ethiopia in the Nation-State Era: A Strategy for Sustaining a Heterogeneous Polity
This article explores the concept of Medemer as a framework for understanding the Ethiopian state’s enduring search for national unity amid historical continuity, political centralization, and social diversity.
Abdullah Özçelik
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Eritrea's Nation and State-building: Re-assessing the impact of 'the struggle' [PDF]
In the April 2003 issue of Atlantic Monthly, Robert Kaplan describes Eritrea as 'newly independent, sleepily calm and remarkably stable'. Electricity is said to fail infrequently, corruption is rare, theft and crime almost unheard of, reflecting, Kaplan ...
Sara Rich Dorman
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The article outlines brief characteristics of Russian and foreign historiography of the state-building history of India and Pakistan in the first years of their independence.
L. A. Chereshneva
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