In the early 1990s, South Africa was a cause célèbre of the early US-centred ‘new world order’. Amid fratricidal war and communal conflict in settings as diverse as Bosnia, Chechnya,
One of the challenges facing most developing states is that of huge population movements within and between states. Such population movements are a result of a number of factors which,
The main thrust of this book is the pursuit of consensus around a standard African peacekeeping doctrine. In the first article, Cilliers and Mills do an excellent job in introducing
The South African defence industry, built up during the apartheid years and during the UN embargoes on sales of arms to South Africa, became one of the most important sectors
The author gratefully acknowledges the comments and suggestions made by Beth Goldblatt and Kelli Muddell in working on this case study, which also benefits from her conversations (in alphabetical order)
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Peace Operations in Africa Seven Challenges, Any Solutions? By Paul D. Williams Assessing the United Nations Approach to Post-Conflict Peacebuilding in Africa The Mission in Liberia
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Peace Operations in Africa Seven Challenges, Any Solutions? By Paul D. Williams Assessing the United Nations Approach to Post-Conflict Peacebuilding in Africa The Mission in Liberia
Abstract This article seeks to examine the evolution of the conflict resolution community in South Africa through a combination of history and policy analysis. Each section roughly corresponds to the
Abstract South African foreign policy is premised on the African Renaissance concept of good governance. The country’s good governance objectives are to strive for world peace and the settlement of
This project was jointly undertaken by the Durban-based African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes (ACCORD) and the New York-based Coexistence Initiative. The main objective was to elicit local