Publications for Sarah Phillips
Publications for Sarah Phillips
2016
Phillips, S. (2016). Assisting al-Qaeda. Foreign
Affairs, 30 August. <a
href="https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/ye
men/2015-08-30/assisting-al-qaeda">[More
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Hastings, J., Phillips, S. (2016). Explaining
Variation in Maritime Piracy in 'Peaceful'
Somaliland and Puntland. International Studies
Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA.
Phillips, S. (2016). Questioning Failure, Stability
and Risk in Yemen. In Mehran Kamrava (Eds.),
Fragile Politics: Weak States in the Greater
Middle East, (pp. 53-80). London: Hurst and
Company.
2015
Hastings, J., Phillips, S. (2015). Maritime Piracy
Business Networks and Institutions in Africa.
African Affairs, 114(457), 555-576. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/afraf/adv040">[
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2014
Hastings, J., Phillips, S. (2014). Maritime Piracy
Business Networks and Local Governance in
Africa and the Middle East. International Studies
Association Conference 2014, USA:
International Studies Association.
Phillips, S. (2014). Somaliland: Relative Security
without a Monopoly on Violence. Australian
Political Studies Association (APSA) Conference
2014, Sydney: Australian Political Studies
Association.
Phillips, S. (2014). Yemen. In Ellen Lust
(Eds.), The Middle East, (pp. 866-886). Los
Angeles: CQ Press.
2013
Phillips, S. (2013). Good Governance and Air
Strikes: America's Awkward Toolkit in Yemen.
In Shahram Akbarzadeh, Benjamin MacQueen,
James Piscatori and Amin Saikal (Eds.),
American Democracy Promotion in a Changing
Middle East: From Bush to Obama, (pp.
129-142). London: Routledge.
Phillips, S. (2013). Political Settlements and
State Formation: The Case of Somaliland,
Research Paper 23, (pp. 3 - 90). Birmingham,
United Kingdom: The Developmental
Leadership Program.
Phillips, S. (2013). Somaliland: Where
sovereignty means something. The Interpreter.
Phillips, S. (2013). Tracing the Cracks in the
Yemeni System. In David McMurray, Amanda
Ufheil-Somers (Eds.), The Arab Revolts:
Dispatches on Militant Democracy in the Middle
East, (pp. 137-143). Bloomington, United States:
Indiana University Press.
2012
Phillips, S. (2012). State Formation and Human
Agency: The Case of Somaliland. Australian
Political Science Association Annual Conference
2012, Hobart: Australian Political Studies
Association.
Phillips, S. (2012). The National Political
Situation in Yemen. NOREF (The Norwegian
Peacebuilding Institute), April.
Phillips, S. (2012). Yemen. The Oxford
Companion to American Politics. Oxford
University Press.
Phillips, S. (2012). Yemen: US fight against al
Qaeda likely to fail. The Interpreter.
2011
Phillips, S. (2011). Al-Qaeda and the Struggle
for Yemen. Survival (Abingdon), 53(1), 95-120.
<a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00396338.2011.
555605">[More Information]</a>
Phillips, S. (2011). Figurehead comes to light
within al-Qa'ida's most dangerous franchise. The
Australian.
Bubalo, A., Phillips, S., Yasmeen, S., Solahudin,
-. (2011). Talib or Taliban? Indonesian students
in Pakistan and Yemen, (pp. 1 - 59). Sydney,
Australia: The Lowy Institute for International
Policy.
Phillips, S. (2011). Western policymakers
shouldn't accept this Saleh spin. The Guardian.
Phillips, S. (2011). Who Tried to Kill Ali
Abdullah Saleh. Foreign Policy.
Phillips, S. (2011). Yemen and the Politics of
Permanent Crisis, London: The Adelphi Series
(an International Institute for Strategic Studies
publication), Number 420, July 2011. Abingdon:
Routledge.
Phillips, S. (2011). Yemen Terrorists are Pawns
of Power. The Australian.
Phillips, S. (2011). Yemen: Developmental
Dysfunction and Division in a Crisis State,
Research Paper 14, (pp. 1 - 74). Birmingham,
United Kingdom: The Developmental
Leadership Program.
2010
Phillips, S. (2010). Breaking Yemen Apart. In
Ramzy Mardini (Eds.), The Battle for Yemen:
Al-Qaeda and the Struggle for Stability, (pp.
56-60). Washington, D.C.: The Jamestown
Publications for Sarah Phillips
Foundation.
Endowment for International Peace.
Phillips, S. (2010). Breaking Yemen Apart:
Al-Qaeda Exploits
2007
Divisions to Further its Agenda. Terrorism
Monitor, 8(19), 1-3.
Phillips, S. (2010). Patronage and Instability in
Yemen. Middle East Studies Association (MESA)
2010 Annual Meeting, USA: Middle East Studies
Association of North America, Inc.
Phillips, S. (2010). The Forest for the Trees:
Al-Qa'ida and "Stabilisation" in Yemen. The
2010 Exeter Gulf Studies Conference: "The 21st
Century Gulf: The Challenge of Identity" (IAIS
2010), on line (UK): Institute of Arab and
Islamic Studies (Exeter University).
Phillips, S. (2010). US risks boost to al-Qa'ida by
Yemen attacks. The Australian.
Phillips, S. (2010). What comes next in Yemen?
Al-Qaeda, the tribes and state-building. In
Christopher Boucek and Marina Ottaway (Eds.),
Yemen on the Brink, (pp. 75-89). USA: Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace.
Phillips, S. (2010). Yemen asks for aid to ward
off Al-Qaeda. The Australian.
2009
Phillips, S., Shanahan, R. (2009). Al-Qa'ida,
tribes and instability in Yemen, November 2009,
(pp. 3 - 11). Sydney, Australia: The Lowy
Institute for International Policy.
Phillips, S. (2009). Politics in a Vacuum: The
Yemeni Opposition's Dilemma.
Phillips, S. (2009). Will the Tribes Trump the
Jihadis? Observations from Yemen, Iraq and
Somalia. Third Australaisan Conference on the
Economics and Politics of War and Peace.
Phillips, S. (2009). Yemen's Postcards from the
Edge: al-Qa'ida, Tribes and Nervous Neighbours.
Australian Political Studies Association Annual
Conference 2009, Sydney, NSW: Macquarie
University.
2008
Phillips, S. (2008). JMP Opposition Coalition
Dynamics. Current Developments in Yemen:
Seminar for the United States State Department,
United States of America.
Phillips, S. (2008). Yemen's Democracy
Experiment in Regional Perspective: Patronage
and Pluralized Authoritarianism. New York:
Palgrave Macmillan.
Phillips, S. (2008). Yemen: The Centrality of
Process. In Marina Ottaway, Julia
Choucair-Vizoso (Eds.), Beyond the Façade:
Political Reform in the Arab World, (pp.
231-259). Washington D.C.: Carnegie
Phillips, S. (2007). Embracing the Coalition
Concept. Original Political Party Training
Seminar Series, Yemen: National Democratic
Institute.
2006
Phillips, S. (2006). Democratization and the
Persistence of Authoritarianism in Yemen,
1994-2006. Middle East Studies Association
(MESA) 2006 Annual Meeting, Tuscon, AZ,
USA: Middle East Studies Association of North
America, Inc.
Phillips, S. (2006). Foreboding About the Future
in Yemen. Middle East Report Online, N/A.
Phillips, S. (2006). Yemen's Opposition Hopes to
Gain in Elections by Government Mistakes. Arab
Reform Bulletin, Vol 4:7.
2005
Phillips, S. (2005). Cracks in the Yemeni
System. Middle East Report Online, N/A.
Phillips, S. (2005). Economic and Political
Deterioration in Yemen. Arab Reform Bulletin,
Vol 3:7.