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Shabafrouz, Miriam - 2010

Ressourcenreichtum Der innerstaatliche Krieg in Algerien, in dem militante Islamisten und die staatlichen Sicherheitskräfte über acht … fördernde Bedingungen in Algerien diagnostiziert werden können, und dies nicht nur innerhalb des Landes sondern auch mit Blick … Ursachen des Gewaltausbruchs in Algerien bei. …

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Fuel for conflict or balm for peace? : Assessing the effects of hydrocarbons on peace efforts in Algeria

Shabafrouz, Miriam - 2010

Dieser Aufsatz untersucht die Verwendung von Erdöl- und Erdgaserlösen in Algerien seit Ende des Bürgerkrieges. Zwar … untersuchen, wie wirksam die Friedensbemühungen in Algerien sind und was zu ihrer Verbesserung geleistet werden könnte. Die … Reformen des wirtschaftlichen und des politischen Systems in Algerien einhergeht. …

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Conflict prevention through natural resource management? : a comparative study

Mähler, Annegret; Shabafrouz, Miriam; Strüver, Georg - 2011

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Oil and the eruption of the Algerian civil war : a context-sensitive analysis of the ambivalent impact of resource abundance

Shabafrouz, Miriam - 2010

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Fuel for conflict or balm for peace? : assessing the effects of hydrocarbons on peace efforts in Algeria

Shabafrouz, Miriam - 2010

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Revisiting the resource-conflict link : a systematic comparative test of causal mechanisms in four major oil-exporting countries

Basedau, Matthias - 2011

Causal mechanisms and related contextual variables are crucial to the study of the resource-conflict link, but little systematic research has been done on their exact functioning. This paper contributes to the filling of this gap by comparing four major oil exporters (Algeria, Iran, Nigeria, and...

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Gender politics, authoritarian regime resilience, and the role of civil society in Algeria and Mozambique

Lorch, Jasmin; Bunk, Bettina - 2016

The question of whether and how authoritarian regimes may use gender politics to preserve their rule has attracted insufficient academic attention so far. Research on state feminism shows that non‐democratic regimes often enact women‐friendly policies for the purpose of maintaining power....

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If you can't include them, exclude them : countering the Arab uprisings in Algeria and Jordan

Josua, Maria - 2016

In those authoritarian regimes that remained resilient throughout the Arab uprisings, the ruling elites have maintained their power through protest management strategies designed to include or, more frequently, exclude certain societal groups. This paper compares the strategies and their...

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Conflict prevention through natural resource management? : a comparative study

Kuhn, Annegret - 2011

schließen. Anhand von 31 Erdölexporteuren und von drei Fallstudien (Algerien, Nigeria und Venezuela) wird untersucht, welche …

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Do associations support authoritarian rule? : tentative answers from Algeria, Mozambique, and Vietnam

Wischermann, Jörg; Bunk, Bettina; Köllner, Patrick; … - 2016

Whether associations help to democratise authoritarian rule or support those in power is a contested issue that so far lacks a cross‐regional perspective. Drawing on relational sociology, this paper explores the impact of state power in Algeria, Mozambique, and Vietnam on associations and vice...

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