External publications
Dynamics of decision making in Africa
Conference Report, Leriba-Lodge, Pretoria, 8-9 Nov 2010, Jean-Christophe Hoste and Andrew Anderson. (Voir ici version FR.) (Photo credit: RubyGoes, Flickr)
As a consequence of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we are seeing a renewed Global Powers competition and an increasingly acute energy crisis. These developments have put the African continent centre stage again in international relations. Understanding how political and security developments within Africa shape the continent, as well as its position on the international scene, is a core objective of the Africa Programme.
In line with this aim, we contribute to increased knowledge and shape policy debates on, and in, Africa by organising expert seminars and providing in-depth research on: military interventions and security collaborations; the politics of elections; peacekeeping and peacebuilding efforts; the political economy of mining, and the development of women, peace and the security agenda, with a particular focus on the Great Lakes and the Sahel region.
Drawing on our own expertise, as well as a wide network of national and international research institutes, public authorities, and NGOs, makes the Africa Programme a central authority on matters related to Africa on a national, regional and global level.
External publications
Conference Report, Leriba-Lodge, Pretoria, 8-9 Nov 2010, Jean-Christophe Hoste and Andrew Anderson. (Voir ici version FR.) (Photo credit: RubyGoes, Flickr)
External publications
in L’Echo, 13 novembre 2010. (Photo crédit: Wikimedia Commons)
External publications
Dit verzamelwerk wenst een bijdrage te leveren aan het debat over gewapende conflicten en de specifieke rol die de Verenigde Naties spelen bij het oplossen van deze conflicten. Sinds het […]
On 16 March 2010, foreign ministers from a number of Saharan and Sahel countries—Algeria, Burkina Faso, Chad, Libya, Mali, Mauritania and Niger—met in Algeria to discuss the evolving threat of […]
Koen Vlassenroot and Hans Hoebeke ask more pression to the government of RD Congo for stopping violations of human rights (In Dutch). in De Morgen, 30 Aug. 2010. (Photo credit: Themalau, Wikimedia Commons)
Books
The Lord’s Resistance Army is Africa’s most persistent and notorious ‘terrorist’ group. Led by the mysterious Joseph Kony, it has committed a series of horrific human rights abuses, including massacres […]