Reformed or doomed?: patronage politics, international influence, and the Palestinian Authority Security Forces / Kimberly Marten.

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MARTEN Kimberly

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In: International Peacekeeping Vol 21 No 2, April 2014, pages 181-197 (96)Summary: Discusses why, after extensive international support and funding and a short period (2008-2010) of apparently positive developments, the PASF has reverted to patronage politics.

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Discusses why, after extensive international support and funding and a short period (2008-2010) of apparently positive developments, the PASF has reverted to patronage politics.

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