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Afsah, E. (2025). 'Institutionentransfer in Afrika und Asien' In J. Frank, J. Berchtold, (Eds.), Ethos der Macht (1st ed., pp. 671-707)
Afsah, Ebrahim. "Institutionentransfer in Afrika und Asien: Warum externe Stabilisierungsmissionen meist scheitern". Ethos der Macht, edited by Johann Frank and Johannes Berchtold, Duncker & Humblot, 2025, pp. 671-707.
Afsah, E. (2025): 'Institutionentransfer in Afrika und Asien', in Frank, J, Berchtold, J (eds.). Ethos der Macht. Duncker & Humblot, pp. 671-707.
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Institutionentransfer in Afrika und Asien

Warum externe Stabilisierungsmissionen meist scheitern

Afsah, Ebrahim

In: Ethos der Macht (2025), pp. 671–707

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Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Ebrahim Afsah: Institutionentransfer in Afrika und Asien.\r Warum externe Stabilisierungsmissionen meist scheitern 671
A. Warum Institutionen verpflanzen 671
B. Institutionen sind notwendig, aber nicht selbstverständlich 674
C. Wohlstand und umkämpfter Universalismus 678
D. Vorbilder und Vergleichbarkeit 681
E. Fehlende Alternativen zu Weber 685
F. Kontingenz, Kontext und Konvergenz 690
G. Vorbilder und strukturierter Vergleich 695
H. Das Problem der Umsetzung 702

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