Publication
2011
This monograph discusses the changing methodologies used to analyse and map violent conflicts, conflict resolution and peace building approaches in Africa. It moves away from Western-focused sociopolitical lenses that have defined the different policy reactions to conflict in the region. The goal is to apply a more holistic, multi-disciplinary approach to understanding the causes of violent conflict, and more importantly, how to diffuse them in a way that allows for the total disengagement of the military from political control. This is achieved by positioning the military in a manner that allows them to safeguard the territorial integrity of the states they serve, which guarantees democratic stability by protecting and defending legitimate democratic institutions.
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Author | Roba D Sharamo, Chrysantus Ayangafac, Fako J Likoti, Kwesi Aning, Dipo Kolawole, Henrike Hohmeister, Elenora Koeb, Andrew Sheriff, Bonnie Ayodele, Prosper Addo, Azeez Olaniyan, Solomon A Dersso, Baboucarr-Blaise Ismaila Jagne, Valerie Bosco |
Series | ISS Monographs |
Issue | 185 |
Publisher | Institute for Security Studies (ISS) |
Copyright | © 2011 Institute for Security Studies (ISS) |