소개
The collapse of the postcolonial Somali state in 1991 and the consequent outbreak of ?civil war ?drastically transformed the socio-political landscape in Somalia. Somalis ?reverted to the pre-colonial state of affairs and sought refuge in their clan attachments. Local authorities were contested by the warlords, traditional elders, Islamist organizations and modern civil society. Indeed, it was non-state actors that played incredible role in sustaining the livelihood of the stateless people.