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Publication - Country study
Mozambique’s private sector in the context of conflict
This case study examines the conflict dynamics in post-independence Mozambique, and how the private sector has developed in response to both conflict and peace.
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Multimedia Item - Video
The underlying causes of fragility and instability in Sierra Leone
This event in Freetown on 24 July 2018 featured speakers Donald Kaberuka and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. It launched the Sierra Leone country case study "The underlying causes of fragility and instability in Sierra Leone" and discusses the findings of the LSE-Oxford Fragility Commission’s report "Escaping the fragility trap".
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Publication - Country study
State fragility in Somaliland and Somalia: A contrast in peace and state building
This country study is published by the LSE-Oxford Commission on State Fragility, Growth and Development.
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Publication - Miscellaneous
Sortir du piège de la fragilité
Les Objectifs de développement durable (ODD) ciblent l’éradication de l’extrême pauvreté d’ici à 2030. Pour autant, alors que les deux tiers du chemin restent à parcourir, près de 900 millions de personnes vivent encore avec moins de deux dollars par jour et, dans les pays les plus pauvres du monde, les progrès sont au point mort. On appelle...
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Publication - Country study
A multidimensional approach to restoring state legitimacy in Yemen
This background study is published by the LSE-Oxford Commission on State Fragility, Growth and Development.
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Publication - Country study
State fragility in Myanmar: Fostering development in the face of protracted conflict
This country study is published by the LSE-Oxford Commission on State Fragility, Growth and Development.
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Event
The underlying causes of fragility and instability in Sierra Leone
This event launches the Sierra Leone country case study The underlying causes of fragility and instability in Sierra Leone and discusses the findings of the LSE-Oxford Fragility Commission's report Escaping the fragility trap. It is anticipated that by 2030, about half of the world’s poor will be living in fragile states. Fragile societies are trapped in a...
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Multimedia Item - Video
Event: A new approach to state fragility
CIFAR, IGC, and the British Academy host a panel discussion with Sir Tim Besley (LSE), Rachel Glennerster (DFID), Adnan Khan (IGC), and Roger Myerson (University of Chicago) to discuss the findings of the LSE-Oxford Fragility Commission's report 'Escaping the Fragility Trap'.
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Project
Case studies: Private enterprises in fragile situations
This IGC country case study series explores the relationship between the private sector, state fragility, and conflict in fragile environments. The case studies analyse how fragility and conflict shape economic activity and private sector development, and vice versa, in these countries. They also draw lessons from these countries' experiences and discuss the outlook for...
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Publication - Project Report
Private enterprises in fragile situations: Myanmar
This IGC country case study explores the relationship between the private sector, state fragility, and conflict in Myanmar.