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Conflict Trends
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Abstract: Many authors, policy-makers, and practitioners argue that security is crucial for post-war initiatives; there can be no elections, empowerment of...
Abstract: The post-conflict election period in Mozambique and Angola provides interesting cases replete with challenges and lessons for Africa. While...
Abstract: Studies of leadership seek broad understanding of the relations between personality and context-driven factors in decision-making. Personalities and...
Abstract: The relationship between security and development is becoming increasingly significant in African countries. Since the end of the Cold War, the nexus...
Abstract: Having endured for four decades, the political system of Jamahiriya – or ‘state of the masses’ – created by Colonel Muammar...
Abstract: Transitional justice is a fast-growing concept, both in practice and in its scholarship. Even though the parameters of its practice are not yet...
Abstract: Facilitated dialogue in the aftermath of a national conflict can counteract otherwise destructive debates and promote reconciliation. Through the...
Abstract: Africa, known as one of the richest continents, is endowed with an abundance of natural resources, vast expanses of land, numerous lakes, plateaus,...
Abstract: Many a time, in a protracted, intractable, and violent conflict, it is more useful to initiate measures to mitigate the conflict –...
Abstract: The current era has witnessed the increasing need by the African Union (AU) and subregional organisations to be more involved as first responders to...
Abstract: Since its independence in 1956, Sudan has been ravaged by war. For residents of the western-most state in the country, Darfur, the war has led to...