Without institutionalizing a new field of study, it is fair to say that the APN has nonetheless been gradually shifting…
Amy Niang
Amy Niang is an associate professor in political science and international relations at The Africa Institute, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates (UAE). She is a 2013 recipient of the SSRC’s APN Individual Research Fellowship. She served on the APN Board from 2017 to 2021. She is the author of The Postcolonial African State in Transition: Stateness and Modes of Sovereignty (2018); co-editor of Identités sahéliennes en temps de crise: histoires, enjeux et perspectives (with Baz Lecocq, 2019) and Researching Peacebuilding in Africa: Reflections on Theory, Fieldwork and Context (with Ismail Rashid, 2020).
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2019 Presidential Elections in Senegal: Reflections on a West African Model-Democracy and the Challenge of Decolonization
April 3, 2019
Perhaps the most defining issue of the election was the debate about decolonization, a first in the history of postcolonial…
Bolsonaro’s Victory Is Likely to See Brazil Scale down Africa Interests
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This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. His first son is…
South Africa’s Withdrawal from the Rome Statute: A Commentary on Moral Equivalence in International Relations
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Although not entirely unexpected, South Africa’s announcement that it had taken steps to withdraw from the Rome Statute, the founding…
The Day the Burkinabé People Recovered Their Voice
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"As political leaders scramble to capture every bit of power possible, it needs to be remembered that the impetus for…