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Introductiononsolidation of Powerunnis on the Defensive ension Between entralization and Federalismuestion of ational Identityonclusions and Policy ecommendationsotesast enter24ontents 1 ummaryOne dec. BRANDT BERGERSON KOOMEY iii CONTENTSACRONYMSACKNOWLEDGMENTSviiBO AUMMARYNTRODCTION................................................................................................... Democracy and Rule of Law July 2005 raq ContentsAbout the AuthorIntroductionThe Foundations of Contemporary OmanDeep-Seated IssuesBreaking the Fear Barrier The Regime ReactsLimited Institutional ConcessionsContinuing UnrestThe Regional Cont Mukhopadhyay is writing her dissertation on state building and provincial gov-ernance in Afghanistan, particularly on the role of warlord commanders-turned-provincial governors. She has conducted near ContentsntroductionThe trategic Context Underlying ndia’s Future Carriers for Operational uccessWhere to Focus CooperationThe Fight Function: ndispensable CooperationThe Move Function: Desirable e Carnegie Moscow Center andtheCarnegie Endowment do not take institutional positions onpublic policy issues; theviews represented here are theauthor’s own anddo not necessarily reect t Cecilia M. . Bailliet. . cecilia.bailliet@jus.uio.no. Hersch. . Lauterpacht. International Law . should. be . functionally. . oriented. . towards. . both. . the. establishment . of. . peace. About the AuthorIntroductionA Justiable Interest From Third CountriesEliminating Nontari BarriersDesigning a Dispute Settlement MechanismThe Way Forward for Third CountriesNotesCarnegie EuropeConten ContentsAbout the AuthorsIntroductionThe Evolving Role of MilitiasThe Iraqi National Guard: A Harness on Sunni Power?The Libyan National Guard: A Failed Eort to Regularize Militia PowerLessons Learne About the AuthorIntroductionThe Muslim Brotherhood: A Lost Opportunity for QatarSyria: Another Qatari MiscalculationQatari Foreign Policy and Domestic ChallengesLessons for Qatar and Saudi ArabiaNotes TABLE OF CONTENTSABOUT THE AUTHORSACKNOWLEDGMENTSviiUMMRYINTRODUCTONCOPECAUSES21ESPONSESOOKNG AHE51 ONCLUSONSOTES65CARNEGNDOWMENT FOR INTERNONCE CAROTHERS RECHENMHOMCAROTHERS is vice president for st About the AuthorThe Challenge of Security Sector Reform Priorities Not PursuedTaking Security Sectors to the Breaking PointLibya’s Fatally Flawed Security Sector RestructuringYemen’s Securit Who we are, what we do and why.. International Peace Warriors are people of all faiths and walks of life who Pray for Peace in an organized and routine manner.. International Peace Warriors. Who we are:. TOWARD 2010 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace All rights reserved e Carnegie Endowment does not take institutional positions on public policy issues the views represented here are the author