André Soussan: Editorial
Christian Bouquet: Colonial War or Civil War?
Sabine Mellet: Cocoa: An Opaque Sector
Charles Zorgbibe: Is It Possible to Sub-Contract Peacekeeping Missions?
Paramanga Ernest Yonli: “In My Opinion, the Identity Issue Seems to Be the Main Cause of the Ivorian Crisis”
Interview by Michael Soussan: Stephen Morrison on the Rising US Stakes in Africa
Edem Kodjo: Can Africa Ignore Globalization?
Marie Joannidis: “Decent” Employment, Africa’s New Challenge
Jacques Bonjawo: The Virtual University: A Chance for Africa
Alain Karsenty: Wood in Central Africa: A Problem of Governance
Jean-Marc Roda and N’Sitou Mabiala: The Breakthrough of Asian Networks
Charles Doumenge and Assitou Ndinga: The Difficulties of Preserving Biodiversity
Jean Didier Boukongou: The Protection of the Congo Basin: A Multilateral Challenge
Fabienne Pompey: Namibia: A Smooth Transition
Valentin Hodonou: Equatorial Guinea, A New Oil Country
Mohamed Bangoura: A Land of Violence
André R. Lewin: Sékou Touré’s “No”
Jean Tounkara: The Need for a New Economic Policy
Djibril Kassomba Camara: A Role for the Diaspora
Fanny Chabrol: The Silence of the International Community
Dominique Bangoura: National Conferences, The Only Means for Overcoming Crises
Charles Zorgbibe: Egypt: From Naser to Sadat
Wangari Muta Maathai: Nobel Peace Prize Speech
Summer/Fall 2004 African Geopolitics No: 15-16
Spring 2004 African Geopolitics No. 14
No.13, Winter 2004 African Geopolitics No. 13
No. 12, Fall 2003 African Geopolitics No. 12
No. 11, Summer 2003 African Geopolitics No. 11
No. 10 Spring 2003 African Geopolitics No. 10
No. 9 Winter 2003 African Geopolitics No. 9
No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002 African Geopolitics No 7-8
No. 6 Spring 2002 African Geopolitics No 6
No. 5 Winter 2002 African Geopolitics No 5
No. 3-4 Summer – Fall 2001 African Geopolitics No 3-4
No. 2 Spring 2001 African Geopolitics No 2
No. 1 Winter 2001 African Geopolitics No 1
THE JOHANNESBURG SUMMIT ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Thabo Mbeki: “REVOLUTIONARY TRANSFORMATION OF THE CONTINENT IS IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT THE INVOLVEMENT OF THE PEOPLE”, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Gérard Pince: AFTER JOHANNESBURG : FROM DEVELOPMENT TO ASSISTANCE, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Anne Dissez: A LONG LIST OF DISASTERS, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Paola Domenicano: ITALY’S DEVELOPMENT AID: A BRIEF ANALYSIS, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Bienvenu Okiemy: THE NEW NORTH-SOUTH PARTNERSHIP, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
: FOUR SPEECHES AT THE JOHANNESBURG SUMMIT, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
: TWENTY-ONE SUMMITS FROM 1973 TO 2001, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
: THE CASE OF BILINGUAL COUNTRIES, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
: THE FEBRUARY 2002 “MINI SUMMIT” IN PARIS, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
AFRICAN ARMIES
Dominique Bangoura: AFRICAN ARMIES FACING THE CHALLENGE OF DEMOCRACY, No. 5 Winter 2002
André G. Cabanis and Michel Louis Martin: THE CHANGING FACES OF THE PRAETORIAN TEMPTATION, No. 5 Winter 2002
Akila-Esso Boko: THE MYTH OF THE REDEMPTING SOLDIER, No. 5 Winter 2002
Jean-Philippe Daniel: NEW MERCENARIES OR PRIVATIZATION OF PEACEKEEPING, No. 5 Winter 2002
Amadou Toumani Touré: THE ARMY CRISIS IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC, No. 5 Winter 2002
Mwayila Tshiyembe: THE NEED FOR A NEW ARMY IN THE DRC, No. 5 Winter 2002
Timothy M. Shaw: CONFLICTS OF A NEW TYPE, No. 5 Winter 2002
Claude Mouton: THE NEED FOR A SECURITY DOCTRINE IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA, No. 5 Winter 2002
CONFLICT PREVENTION IN AFRICA
Charles Zorgbibe: THE NEED FOR AN AFRICAN CHARTER, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Pascal Chaigneau: THE GEOPOLITICS OF AFRICAN CONFLICTS, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Jean-Paul Joubert: AFRICA’S ROOM FOR MANEUVRE, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Dominique Bangoura: AFRICAN PEACE FORCES, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Jacques Norlain: THE NEED FOR A GLOBAL VISION OF PEACE ON THE CONTINENT, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Michel Katz: THE HUMANITARIAN DIMENSION, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Laurent Kapela: THE CHURCHES AND THE CIVIL SOCIETY IN THE CRISES OF CENTRAL AFRICA, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Nagah El Rayes: THE CONCEPT OF PEACE IN EGYPTIAN STRATEGY, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Michael Westphal: “THERE ARE MANY POSSIBILITIES FOR THE US TO DEAL WITH EMERGING THREATS IN AFRICA”, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Jean Daniel Aba: WASHINGTON FACING AFRICAN CONFLICTS, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Félix Nkundabagenzi: COULD THE TRAGEDY OF RWANDA HAVE BEEN PREVENTED?, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
Charles Zorgbibe: THE CULTURE OF PEACE AND THE DIALOGUE OF CULTURES, No. 7-8 Summer – Fall 2002
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