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The Double-Dealer’s Dilemma: Identity, and the Business of Victimhood
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The Double-Dealer’s Dilemma: Identity, and the Business of Victimhood

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Playing victim in Hargeisa and power broker in Mogadishu how the same narrative sustains both In the high-stakes theater of Somali politics, few narratives…

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Somalia’s Foreign Policy Problem: Patronage Over Performance
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Somalia’s Foreign Policy Problem: Patronage Over Performance

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How Patronage Shapes Somali Diplomacy In Architecture of Fragility, Somali foreign policy was described as a system shaped by fragmentation and competing centers of…

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The Optics Equilibrium: How Misaligned Incentives Hollow Out Somali Diplomacy
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The Optics Equilibrium: How Misaligned Incentives Hollow Out Somali Diplomacy

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In policy design, systems follow incentives, not intentions. For Somalia, the 'Amateurism Equilibrium' provides domestic stability at the cost of external influence. To break…

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