Conflict Trends 2006/1
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Nation-building, State-building and Power Configuration in Zimbabwe By Eldred V. Masunungure Democracy and Conflict Resolution in Africa Challenges for Post-Conflict Reconstruction By Khabele Matlosa The AU/NEPAD Post-Conflict Reconstruction Policy An Analysis By Tim Murithi Fact Files Sudan Somalia Côte d’Ivoire Ethiopia and Eritrea By Karanja Mbugua & Richard Kamidza Women and Post-Conflict […]
Conflict Trends 2005/4
Editorial By Vasu Gounden From Peacekeeping to Peace Operations By Ramesh Thakur The Civilian Dimensions of the African Standby Force System By Cedric de Coning Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Power Tools in Peacekeeping Missions By Karishma Rajoo Towards a Comprehensive Self-sufficient African Peace Operation Capacity Fact or Fiction? By Andreas Vogt From Peacekeeping to Peace […]
Conflict Trends 2005/3
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Responses to Displacement in Africa The Irrelevance of Best Practice By Jean Pierre Misago & Loren Landau In Search of Solutions Advancing Refugee Protection in Twenty-first Century Africa By Nyaradzo Machingambi Protecting the Vulnerable The Case of Displaced Women in Africa By Harriette Williams Transient Spaces The Fluidity of Urban Life […]
Conflict Trends 2005/2
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Peace and Conflict in the Great Lakes Region Since 2004 By Mwesiga Baregu & Lupa Ramadhani The Forgotten Crisis Eighteen Years of Civil Unrest in Northern Uganda By Catherine Onekalit Heralding or Hampering Peace? The Troublesome Transition in the DRC By Gerrie Swart Gacaca as a Reconciliation and Nation-building Strategy in […]
Conflict Trends 2005/1
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Reforming the World Trade, Aid and Security System By Cedric de Coning The Reflection on Peace Agreements in Africa By Paul-Henri Bischoff Conditions for Peace The State, Private Sector and Civil Society By Vasu Gounden Building Peace in Angola By Michael Comerford Women, Peace Processes and Peacekeeping Operations A Conflict Management […]
Conflict Trends 2004/3
Editorial By Vasu Gounden United States Counter-Terrorism Programmes in Africa An Overview By Pierre Botha The War on Terrorism and Africa’s Peace and Security Agenda By Prosper Addo Poverty and Terrorism The Root Cause Debate By Cedric de Coning Case Studies East Africa: A Haven or Hapless Victim of International Terrorism By Karanja Mbugua North […]
Conflict Trends 2004/2
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Where US Unilateralism Meets UN-centred Multilateralism By Ramesh Thakur The African Mission in Burundi Lessons Learned from the First African Union Peacekeeping Operation By Festus Agoagye The Gender Perspective as Deterrent to Spoilers The Sierra Leone Experience By Desmond Molloy Refining the African Standby Force Concept By Cedric de Coning African […]
Conflict Trends 2004/1
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Living in limbo A profile of Djibouti’s Somali refugee problem By Laura Bisaillon Defending African unity Can the Peace and Security Council of the African Union succeed? By H. Solomon & G. Swart Zones of peace A framework for analysis By P. Iyer & L. Hancock Prospects for peace and state-rebuilding […]
Conflict Trends 2003/4
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Burundi in 2003 Highlights of a ‘thorny’ road to peace? By Senzo Ngubane The Machakos Protocol and prospects for peace in Sudan By Paul Nantulya The emerging role of sub-regional organisations By Chris Bakwesegha Conflict diamonds and the African ‘resource curse’ By George Lwanda The role of MONUC in the DRC’s peace process By Willian […]
Conflict Trends 2003/3
Foreword By Noeleen Heyzer Editorial By Vasu Gounden Current discourse on the role of women in conflict prevention and conflict transformation A critique By Louise Vincent The elusive role of women in early warning and conflict prevention By Felicity Hill The untapped resource Women in peace negotiations By Sanam Naraghi Anderlini Women and peacekeeping in Democratic Republic of Congo Towards […]