The Nigerian State as an equilibrium of violence
7 Jul 2014
An in-depth analysis of Boko Haram’s terrorism, and how it manifests at the intersection of religion, politics and culture
An in-depth analysis of Boko Haram’s terrorism, and how it manifests at the intersection of religion, politics and culture
Okoro presents an argument against Islam’s alleged influence in the uprising of Nigeria’s Boko Haram, in favour of political factors
The Peacemaking Unit contributes to achieving sustainable political stability in CAR following its recent coup d’état.
ACCORD shows continued support for g7+, an intergovernmental organisation which draws attention to challenges faced by fragile states.
Annual General Meeting highlighting the achievements and developments of the Training for Peace Programme in 2013.
The reality of citizens’ involvement in Mozambique’s apparently imitable democracy
A critical inquisition into the socio-cultural utility of the widespread violence among South Africa’s low income groups
An outline of alternative, citizen-centric approaches to settling disputes and achieving reconciliation in the aftermath of confrontation
Lawrence Mhandara and Andrew Pooe co-author occasional paper examining the inter-party negotiation process in Zimbabwe.
Sadiki Koko is a Researcher at the Institute for Dispute Resolution in Africa, University of South Africa. Abstract The seizure of Goma by the Mouvement du 23 Mars rebellion in