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</html><description>Executive Summary This policy brief finds that Mali is suffering from a capacity trap: a failure to provide basic services (equally across the territory and across groups) has weakened the social contract and undermined the legitimacy of the state. Mali also suffers from an authority problem, linked to the state&#x2019;s lack of capacity to extend [&hellip;]</description></oembed>
