islamИслам в современном миреIslam in the modern world2074-15292618-7221Medina Publishing Ltd10.22311/2074-1529-2019-15-2-181-196islam-721Research ArticleИСЛАМ В ОБЩЕСТВЕННО-ПОЛИТИЧЕСКОЙ ЖИЗНИ СТРАН И НАРОДОВISLAM IN RUSSIAN SOCIO-POLITICAL LIFEКЛАНОВЫЙ АСПЕКТ ПИРАТСКОЙ ПРОБЛЕМЫ СОМАЛИTHE CLAN ASPECT OF THE SOMALI PIRATIC PROBLEMМаненковС. А.MANENKOVS. A.

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sergei.manenkov@gmail.comИнститут магистратуры Санкт-Петербургского государственного экономического университетаРоссияSaint-Petersburg State University of EconomicsRussian Federation201920072019152181196Copyright © Маненков С.А., 20192019Маненков С.А.MANENKOV S.A.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.https://islamjournal.idmedina.ru/jour/article/view/721

Настоящая статья посвящена вопросу о влиянии клановых отношений на развитие пиратства в регионе Африканского Рога. Автор полагает, что наличие устойчивых клановых связей внутри Сомали препятствует возможному внешнему, международному, решению проблемы пиратства. Следовательно, выявление структурных взаимосвязей внутри сомалийского общества может оказаться важным для понимания политической и социально-экономической ситуации на данной территории, а также будет способствовать более полному пониманию внутренних причин международной проблемы пиратства на Африканском Роге.

This research paper investigates issue of infl uence clan relationships for piracy development on the Horn of Africa. Author contemplates that presence of stable internal links in Somali impedes possible external solution of the piracy problem. Therefore, the identifi cation structural interrelationships within the Somali society could be important both for understanding of the political and socio-economic situation in the region and also it will promote full understanding of internal reasons of piracy problem on the Horn of Africa.

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