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Stefan Blum - Elites, Coercion and Collective Goods

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Stefan Blum

Elites, Coercion and Collective Goods

Series: Entwicklungstheorie und Entwicklungspolitik

Volume 10 2011

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-10

List of Tables and Figures S. 11

List of Abbreviations and Acronyms S. 12-16

Introduction S. 17-24

Overview S. 25-26

General overview and pre-independence period S. 26-30

1962-1971: Severe conflicts and violence during the first Obote Presidency S. 30-33

1971-1979: Large-scale state repression and general insecurity under Amin S. 33-37

1979-1986: Changing presidents and large-scale civil war S. 37-41

1986-present: Under Museveni, absence of large-scale violence nationally, continuation of violence in northern Uganda S. 41-50

Summary S. 50-51

General overview and pre-independence period S. 51-55

1961-1967: Consolidation of the state’s political authority and control S. 55-56

1967-1992: Socialist transformation of society, partly through state coercion S. 56-59

1992-present: Largely non-violent conflicts within multi-party system S. 59-61

Summary S. 61-62

General overview and pre-independence period S. 62-67

The 1964 Revolution S. 67

1964-1992: State repression in a one-party system S. 67-70

1992-present: Political liberalization and small-scale violence S. 70-73

Summary S. 73

Comparative summary, and selected pairs of observations S. 73-76

Lack of democracy S. 77-84

Identity conflict and horizontal inequalities S. 84-92

Conclusions S. 92-94

The Collier/Hoeffler model and theory S. 95-97

Applying the model to the post-independence period S. 97-102

Applying individual greed variables (focus on 1980 to 1984) S. 102-118

Conclusions S. 118-120

Peace results from ‘stationary banditry’ as opposed to social contracts S. 121-127

Small, identity-based elite groups facilitate stationary banditry S. 127-133

Different pathways to identity-based stationary banditry S. 133-137

Summary: A preponderant, identity-based elite contributes to peace S. 137-138

Uganda before Museveni S. 138-148

Museveni’s Uganda S. 148-158

Northern Uganda after 1986 S. 158-164

Tanzania S. 164-183

Zanzibar S. 183-192

Conclusions S. 192-194

Uganda S. 195-203

Tanzania S. 203-208

Zanzibar S. 208-216

Final conclusions S. 217-224

Postscriptum S. 225-226

Bibliography S. 227-242

Annex: Interviewees S. 243-246

doi.org/10.5771/9783845228655

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Sozialwirtschaft

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SW Volume 27 (2017) Issue 1 ISSN Online: 2942-3481

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Stefan Blümer Sozialinformatik: Home-Office ist kein Selbstläufer, aber eine mögliche Option S. 36-37

doi.org/10.5771/1613-0707-2017-1

Hans-Helmuth Gander, Walter Perron, Ralf Poscher, Gisela Riescher, Thomas Würtenberger - Resilienz in der offenen Gesellschaft

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Hans-Helmuth Gander (ed.), Walter Perron (ed.), Ralf Poscher (ed.), Gisela Riescher (ed.), Thomas Würtenberger (ed.)

Resilienz in der offenen Gesellschaft

Series: Sicherheit und Gesellschaft. Freiburger Studien des Centre for Security and Society

Volume 1 2012

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Stefan Kaufmann, Sabine Blum Governing (In)Security: The Rise of Resilience S. 233-259

doi.org/10.5771/9783845238098

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WSI-Mitteilungen

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WSI Volume 63 (2010) Issue 1 ISSN Online: 2942-3554

doi.org/10.5771/0342-300X-2010-1

Florian Hessel, Pradeep Chakkarath, Mischa Luy - Verschwörungsdenken

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Florian Hessel (ed.), Pradeep Chakkarath (ed.), Mischa Luy (ed.)

Verschwörungsdenken

Series: Psyche und Gesellschaft

Volume 2022

doi.org/10.30820/9783837978711

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