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Not Always in the People’s Interest: Power-sharing Arrangements in African Peace Agreements

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Not Always in the People’s Interest: Power-sharing Arrangements in African Peace Agreements

Andreas Mehler

Not Always in the People’s Interest: Power-sharing Arrangements in African Peace Agreements

GIGA Working Papers | 2008

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GIGA Institute for African Affairs

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Peace and Security

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GIGA Working Papers

Series Number

83

Number of Pages

44

Publisher

German Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA)

Location

Hamburg

Prof. Dr. Andreas Mehler

Prof. Dr. Andreas Mehler

Former Associate

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