Limited Statehood and Informal Governance in the Middle East and Africa (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction Part I International interventions and the interplay between formal and informal governance Fluid concepts and understandings redefined: states, porous borders and transnational militant actors in Syria Joseph P. Helou Limited Statehood and the Politics of Security Governance in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) Mustafa Cıraklı, Umut Kolda? (In)Securitizing Somalia’s territorial waters as an area of limited statehood Stephanie Carver Limited statehood in a shattered state: territorial and economic challenges to the construct of the Iraqi state Adriano Cozzolino, Irene Costantini, Trials and tribulations: the challenges of building a sustainable state in South Sudan Daniela Nascimento Interventions and sovereignty limitations in Libya Debora Malito Part II Domestic Agency and Dynamics The margins at the core: Boko Haram’s impact on hybrid governance on Lake Chad Alessio Iocchi Competing orders in cross border areas of limited statehood: the cases of Southern Tunisia and Northern Mali micro-regions Edoardo Baldaro, Giulia Cimini Resisting or Appropriating: Two approaches in the study of aid, violent non-state actors, and governance Ori Swed, Samuel Fletcher Stubblefield Somalia, Fragmented Hybrid Governance and Inclusive Development Eric Herring, Latif Ismail, Aoife McCullough and Muhyadin Saed Mediating Security ? Hybridity and Clientelism in Lebanon’s Hybrid Security Sector Francisco Mazzola Micro Formations of Hybrid Security Governance in Ethnic Riots: Mapping the Interworkings of State Forces, Vigilantes, Residents, Thugs and Armed Mobs in the Violent Slums of Jos, Nigeria Madueke, Vermeulen Leadership Changes & Rebels’ Goals in Areas of Limited Statehood in the Middle East: Libya, Iraq and Yemen Carmela Lutmar 　 Conclusion