Role of International Aid and Open Trade Policies in Rebuilding the Somali State

Hussein Ahmed Warsame

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Since its formation in 1960 from the union of British Somaliland and Italian Somaliland, the Somali Republic was always dependent on for-eign aid to balance its operations and development budgets. In each of the three years after independence, the Republic financed 31 percent

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