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Libya: Tripoli (and others) Should Welcome Benghazi’s Demand for Autonomy

by Seth Kaplan | Mar 13, 2012

Last week, 3,000 militia and tribal leaders from eastern Libya announced unilateral plans to begin establishing their own autonomous government. They demanded a return to the loose federation that existed before Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi came to power in 1969....

Putting inequality into the post-2015 picture

by Claire Melamed | Mar 12, 2012

There’s a growing consensus among the countries, UN agencies and civil society organisations involved in discussions on the post-2015 development agenda that equity, or inequality, needs to be somehow integrated into any new framework. This paper considers the pros...

Horizontal Versus Vertical Social Cohesion: Why the Differences Matter

by Seth Kaplan | Mar 12, 2012

Social cohesion is an underappreciated but crucial element in development, state building, and poverty reduction. It is an especially important factor in determining whether a state is fragile or not. As I argued in Fixing Fragile States: Two factors above all others...

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