LİDERLİKLE İLGİLİ GÜÇLÜKLER VE 1960-2016 ARASI DÖNEMDE SOMALİ’DEKİ SİYASİ ÇATIŞMA ÜZERİNDEKİ ETKİSİ

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Bu çalışmanın amacı, politik çatışmaların tarihini, liderlikle ilgili güçlükleri ve bu güçlüklerin Somali politik tarih üzerindeki etkilerini keşfetmektir. Veri toplama amacı doğrultusunda muhtelif internet sitelerindeki arşive ait veriler, akademi kaynaklı makale ve kitaplar toplanabilir. Araştırmanın genel yapısı niteliksel bir temele sahip olabilir. Toplanan verilerin analizi için sabit kıyaslamalı analiz gerçekleştirilebilir, bu analize temellendirilmiş teori eşlik edebilir. Çalışmanın amacı, ülkedeki mevcut çatışma durumuna yönelik uygun çözümler bulup bu çatışmaları en asgari düzeye çekebilmektir. 

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Liderlik zorlukları,siyasi çatışmalar,Klanlar

LEADERSHİP CHALLENGES AND İTS INFLUENCE ON SOMALİ POLİTİCAL 1960-2016

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The current study intends to explore the history of the political conflicts, leadership challenges and their influence on the political history of Somalia. For the purpose of data collection, archival data from various websites, scholarly articles and books would be gathered and the research design would be qualitative. In order to analyze the collected data, the use of constant comparative analysis would be used along with the grounded theory. The aim of the study is to try to devise some suitable solutions for the current state of conflict within the country in order to try to minimize it. 

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Leadership challenges,political conflicts,Clans

Kaynakça

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