Measuring Legitimacy in Weak States

Author:

Robert D. Lamb

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Robert D. Lamb

Publication Date:

March 2005

Description:

Working paper submitted to the Graduate Student Conference on Security, Georgetown University, Washington, DC

Project:

Civil Violence Project

File Name:

lamb_measuring_legitimacy_2005.pdf

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Document Type:

Working Papers

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Measuring Legitimacy in Weak States