Topic 3: Governance, Fragility, and Failure: Implications for Livelihoods
Abstract
1. Common terms of reference
2. Defining “governance”, “fragility”, etc.
3. So what’s governance
got to do with it?
• Livelihoods
• Policies, Institutions, and Processes
• Good Governance Matters
• Governance in Reality
and in Practice
4. From Governance to Fragility
• Fragility and Failed States:
Europe in 1648 vs. Africa today
• Fragile states: A visualization
• Analyzing sources of fragility
• The Fragility Framework
5. From Fragility to Failure
• Much of Africa in 2006 “Fragile”
• Failed State Index: US is only “stable”
• From Fragile State to Failed State
• Inflation impacts livelihoods…
Description
Sophal Ear, Ph.D. (sear@nps.edu)
http://faculty.nps.edu/sear
Assistant Professor
Department of National Security Affairs
27 October 2008
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