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Seth Kaplan

Seth Kaplan

Seth Kaplan is a business consultant to companies in developing countries as well as a foreign policy analyst. His book Fixing Fragile States: A New Paradigm for Development (Praeger, June 2008) critiques Western policies in places such as Somaliland, West Africa, Syria, and Pakistan and lays out a new approach to overcoming the problems they face. His articles on fragile states and development have appeared in the Washington Quarterly, Orbis, the Journal of Democracy, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and the International Herald Tribune.

Focus: Business, Development, Economy, Governance, Security, Africa

Link: http://www.fragilestates.org/

Related Resources:

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Discard the Top-Down Strategy in Somalia (Commentary)
The Democratic Republic of Congo: Rethinking State Building (Policy Library)
Fixing Fragile States (Audio)
Saving the Congo (Innovations)
Genuine Power Sharing (Commentary)
A West African Union (Innovations)

Last Updated: Feb 07, 2012

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