Morocco’s triumphant return to the African Union after a thirty-three-year break marked the culmination of a lengthy and intense diplomatic…
Morocco and the African Union: Back into the Fold
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Writing on African Peacebuilding: Reflection on Personal Experiences
Since everyone writes differently, formulating a standard set of advice on how best to pull together your research into an…
Africa’s Development: The Paradox of Continental Integration and Closed Borders
By: Obijiofor Aginam[1] The Crux of the Argument The decolonization of most of Africa which largely occurred in the decade…
Peace at Stake in Burundi: Could the Crisis Escalate, and Is There a Way Out?
"The commitment of a section of the opposition to unseating Nkurunziza’s regime, coupled with divisions within the military and the…
African Peace Support Operations: Sites for Deepening the United Nations’ Cooperation with Regional Organizations
"Against a backdrop of a dynamic and changing peace and security environment, the UN’s interaction with ROs is being redefined.…
The African Union Operation in Mali and Questions on the Necessity of a Standby Force
"It is debatable whether all the effort, time, and resources invested in the establishment of the ASF (and the ACIRC)…
Article 46A bis: Implications for Peace, Justice, and Reconciliation in Africa
In this special issue, we asked several leading scholars and practitioners working in the field of international justice, human rights,…