DAMMED BY DEPENDENCY OR EXPERTS AT EXPEDIENCY? – THE RESOURCE CURSE IN THE 21st CENTURY: How continued dependency corrupts sustainability initiatives in Sudan

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Mahadew, Rahul (2022)

DAMMED BY DEPENDENCY OR EXPERTS AT EXPEDIENCY? – THE RESOURCE CURSE IN THE 21st CENTURY: How continued dependency corrupts sustainability initiatives in Sudan

Master thesis | Public Administration (MSc)

This research investigates whether or not the resource curse remains applicable when a state transitions from oil dependency to water dependency. In the context of Sudan, this thesis investigates the strategic choices of the Salvation Regime during this transition from the '60s till the fall of the regime in '19. Results of this research indicate that (continued) strategic dependency on foreign powers and distributive efforts to capture the voting block domestically by the government strongly reflect on symptoms predicted by the resource curse model.

Author: Mahadew, Rahul

Faculty: Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs

Specialisation: International and European Governance

Supervisors: Maiello, A.

ECTS Credits: 20

Language: en

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