This book provides an in-depth multifaceted analysis of the evolution and current state of national defence policies, capabilities, security challenges, and strategic responses of African states. It takes an African-centric approach and demonstrates the agency of the continent's countries and armed forces in International Security and Relations.
This book provides an in-depth multifaceted analysis of the evolution and current state of national defence policies, capabilities, security challenges, and strategic responses of African states. It takes an African-centric approach and demonstrates the agency of the continent's countries and armed forces in International Security and Relations.
* List of Figures * List of Tables * Notes on Contributors * Introduction: The Past, the Present, and the Future of African Defence and Armed Forces * PART I National Defence Policies * 1: Abdel-Fattah Mady: Egypt * 2: Abdelkrim Dekhakhena: Algeria * 3: Derek Lutterbeck: Tunisia and Libya * 4: Saïd Haddad: Mauritania, Morocco, and Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic * 5: Christopher Clapham: Ethiopia * 6: Henrik Laugesen: Kenya * 7: Kasaija Phillip Apuuli: Uganda and Tanzania * 8: Marco Jowell: Rwanda and Burundi * 9: Brian Adeba;Jihad Mashamoun: Sudan and South Sudan * 10: Sonia Le Gouriellec: Eritrea, Djibouti, and Somalia * 11: Jean-Jacques Wondo Omanyundu: Democratic Republic of the Congo * 12: Manu Lekunze;Tim Glawion;Ketil Fred Hansen: Cameroon, Central African Republic, and Chad * 13: Olaf Bachmann;Catherine Guicherd: Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, and Republic of the Congo * 14: Timothy Stapleton: Nigeria * 15: Arthur Banga: Burkina Faso and Cote d'Ivoire * 16: Marc-André Boisvert: Mali and Niger * 17: Naila Salihu;Kwesi Aning: Ghana, Benin, and Togo * 18: Mamadou Diouma Bah: Guinea and Guinea-Bissau * 19: Maggie Dwyer;Jahara Matisek: The Gambia and Senegal * 20: Osman Gbla: Liberia and Sierra Leone * 21: Abel Esterhuyse;Evert Jordaan: South Africa * 22: Pedro Seabra;Vasco Martins: Angola * 23: Enock Ndawana: Zimbabwe and Mozambique * 24: Bafumiki Mocheregwa: Namibia and Botswana * 25: Lee M. Habasonda: Malawi and Zambia * 26: Bheki Dlamini;Mokete Pherudi: Eswatini and Lesotho * Part II Sub-Regional, Regional, and International Organizations * 27: Delidji Eric Degila;Mustapha Osman Elamin: The African Union * 28: Thomas Mandrup: East African Community * 29: Victor Adetula: Economic Community of West African States * 30: Anthoni van Nieuwkerk: Southern African Development Community * 31: Niagalé Bagayoko;Nina Wilén: United Nations * 32: Gorm Rye Olsen: The European Union * Part III Security Challenges and Strategic Responses * 33: Lansana Gberie: Interstate Conflict * 34: Akali Omeni: State Failure and Civil Wars * 35: Malte Brosig: Peacekeeping * 36: Usman A. Tar;Sasilkar Banu: Terrorism in Africa * 37: Adewunmi J. Falode;Babajimi O. Faseke: Transnational Crime * 38: Francois Vreÿ;Mark Blaine: Maritime Security * 39: Ryan Shaffer: Intelligence * 40: Jabu Mtsweni;Mphahlela Thaba: Cyberwarfare * 41: Damilola S. Olawuyi: Natural Resources and Environmental Security * 42: Ulrich Petersohn: Commercial Military Actors
* List of Figures * List of Tables * Notes on Contributors * Introduction: The Past, the Present, and the Future of African Defence and Armed Forces * PART I National Defence Policies * 1: Abdel-Fattah Mady: Egypt * 2: Abdelkrim Dekhakhena: Algeria * 3: Derek Lutterbeck: Tunisia and Libya * 4: Saïd Haddad: Mauritania, Morocco, and Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic * 5: Christopher Clapham: Ethiopia * 6: Henrik Laugesen: Kenya * 7: Kasaija Phillip Apuuli: Uganda and Tanzania * 8: Marco Jowell: Rwanda and Burundi * 9: Brian Adeba;Jihad Mashamoun: Sudan and South Sudan * 10: Sonia Le Gouriellec: Eritrea, Djibouti, and Somalia * 11: Jean-Jacques Wondo Omanyundu: Democratic Republic of the Congo * 12: Manu Lekunze;Tim Glawion;Ketil Fred Hansen: Cameroon, Central African Republic, and Chad * 13: Olaf Bachmann;Catherine Guicherd: Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, and Republic of the Congo * 14: Timothy Stapleton: Nigeria * 15: Arthur Banga: Burkina Faso and Cote d'Ivoire * 16: Marc-André Boisvert: Mali and Niger * 17: Naila Salihu;Kwesi Aning: Ghana, Benin, and Togo * 18: Mamadou Diouma Bah: Guinea and Guinea-Bissau * 19: Maggie Dwyer;Jahara Matisek: The Gambia and Senegal * 20: Osman Gbla: Liberia and Sierra Leone * 21: Abel Esterhuyse;Evert Jordaan: South Africa * 22: Pedro Seabra;Vasco Martins: Angola * 23: Enock Ndawana: Zimbabwe and Mozambique * 24: Bafumiki Mocheregwa: Namibia and Botswana * 25: Lee M. Habasonda: Malawi and Zambia * 26: Bheki Dlamini;Mokete Pherudi: Eswatini and Lesotho * Part II Sub-Regional, Regional, and International Organizations * 27: Delidji Eric Degila;Mustapha Osman Elamin: The African Union * 28: Thomas Mandrup: East African Community * 29: Victor Adetula: Economic Community of West African States * 30: Anthoni van Nieuwkerk: Southern African Development Community * 31: Niagalé Bagayoko;Nina Wilén: United Nations * 32: Gorm Rye Olsen: The European Union * Part III Security Challenges and Strategic Responses * 33: Lansana Gberie: Interstate Conflict * 34: Akali Omeni: State Failure and Civil Wars * 35: Malte Brosig: Peacekeeping * 36: Usman A. Tar;Sasilkar Banu: Terrorism in Africa * 37: Adewunmi J. Falode;Babajimi O. Faseke: Transnational Crime * 38: Francois Vreÿ;Mark Blaine: Maritime Security * 39: Ryan Shaffer: Intelligence * 40: Jabu Mtsweni;Mphahlela Thaba: Cyberwarfare * 41: Damilola S. Olawuyi: Natural Resources and Environmental Security * 42: Ulrich Petersohn: Commercial Military Actors
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