Mwangi S. Kimenyi (pictured), senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, laid out the case for increased international attention to Somalia in a Feb. 4, 2010, analysis.
Published by the Brookings Institution, Kimenyi's essay summarizes the challenges facing Somalia and concludes that it is "like a tick that kills a big animal." Somalia can destabilize an entire region and endanger the international community. You can access the analysis, titled "Fractionalized, Armed and Lethal: Why Somalia Matters" here.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Don’t ignore Somalia
Mwangi S. Kimenyi (pictured), senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, laid out the case for increased international attention to Somalia in a Feb. 4, 2010, analysis.
Published by the Brookings Institution, Kimenyi's essay summarizes the challenges facing Somalia and concludes that it is "like a tick that kills a big animal." Somalia can destabilize an entire region and endanger the international community. You can access the analysis, titled "Fractionalized, Armed and Lethal: Why Somalia Matters" here.
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