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Research and Practice

Journeys of Peace: Ex-combatants from Azania People’s Liberation Army in South Africa

Godfrey Maringira·

April 23, 2015

"This essay summarizes the conclusions drawn from a study funded by the African Peacebuilding Network of the Social Science Research…

Research and Practice

Are Female Peacekeepers Making a Difference, and If Not, Why Not?

Lindy Heinecken·

April 9, 2015

"What is clear is that female peacekeepers suffer under a hypermasculine military culture because they are 'othered' on many levels…

On the Spot

South Africa: 2014 Elections

African Peacebuilding Network·

May 5, 2014

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The African Peacebuilding Network asked several scholars and practitioners to explore what they consider to be the most significant issue(s)…

Democracy, Development and Governance

More Than an Inspirational Freedom Fighter: A Tribute to Nelson Mandela

Maxi Schoeman·

December 6, 2013

Nelson Mandela inspired our entire continent and its people, and had an immense influence on the changing face of Africa…

Essays

Mapping Reconciliation Processes in Africa: A Project Set to Fail or A Possible Gateway to Further Research?

Cori Wielenga·

November 12, 2013

Reconciliation has become an important term in the national discourse, particularly within Africa. Yet what reconciliation actually refers to, how it…

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