In my view, the most important achievement of APN has been its role in opening the door to opportunities for networking.
Having a network of scholars that you can call upon at any time for co-authorship, external examination, and many other collaborations is every scholar’s dream, which the APN has succeeded in making a reality.
The African Peacebuilding Network has awarded 18 Individual Research Fellowships and 1 Collaborative Working Group Fellowship to scholars who will conduct field-based research to enrich knowledge and practice in the field of peacebuilding in Africa. The Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa program has awarded 42 fellowships across its 3 competitions, supporting students and early-career […]
Generally, the APN has helped me to transform the scope of my research beyond urban studies to connect human security in a broader context.
The return of multiparty democracy, which followed the end of the Cold War is once again experiencing a decline.
The escalation of the conflict in 2015, including its changing character, dynamics, and trajectories, was fueled by the emergence of other contending narratives that differ significantly in content and context.
