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The Politics of Entitlement and State Failure in Zimbabwe
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Ismael Muvingi
Ismael Muvingi
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Associate Professor, Conflict Resolution Studies, Menno Simons College
Qualification:
Ph.D., Conflict Analysis and Resolution
,
George Mason University
Topics of Interest:
Civil War
,
Culture
,
Southern Africa
,
Human Rights
,
Post-Conflict
,
Justice
Awards and Honor:
CMU Faculty Research Grant
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204-953-3854
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The Politics of Entitlement and State Failure in Zimbabwe
Peace Research: The Canadian Journal of Peace and Conflict Studies
Published Date:
2008
Tags:
Democracy and Democratization
,
Southern Africa
,
Politics
Volume:
40
Issue:
1
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