In a world of growing security challenges, non-state armed actors have captured significant
attention from scholars concerned with regime stability and the consolidation of national …

Historically, the study of state formation has involved a focus on the urban and national
conditions under which states monopolize the means of coercion, generate legitimacy, and …

This study explores the relationship between remittances received, education expenditure,
energy use, income, poverty, and economic growth for a panel of the nine selected …

In developing countries, weak institutional capacity to observe and regulate the economy
discourages foreign capital inflows vital to venture investment. This informality effect may …

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Adapting to a Changing Environment provides tools and a theoretical framework for
governments and managers to understand and confront the consequences of climate …

The first contribution to Global Flashpoints: A Scarecrow Press Series, Christopher Daniels'
Somali Piracy and Terrorism in the Horn of Africa provides readers with a comprehensive …

It is a privilege to have been asked to write this 'end piece'as the final chapter of this
important volume and to have participated in the Addis Ababa conference on the 'future of …

Somalia is the only country in the world without a functioning government controlling the
entirety of its territory for nearly two decades. Since 1991, while Somaliland and Puntland …

Literature on conflict has largely overlooked migrants' remittances, and literature on
migrant's remittances has largely avoided conflict settings. Using a micro-level approach …