Conflict Trends 2006/4
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Leadership in Africa"Traveling to such disparate countries as Norway, Nigeria, Jordan, and the United States allowed me to reflect upon the histo- ries and futures of the various peoples that live in these places. Despite the differences in geography, language, culture, and sensibilities, the recurring centrality of oil and the exploitation of natural resources was a common denominator that one could not ignore..." |
Editorial
Editorial
by Vasu Gounden
Features
Democratisation and Ethnic Tensions in Nigeria: The Kogi State Experience
by J. Shola Omotola
The Challenges of Leadership in Post-Conflict Transitions: Lessons from Africa
by Gilbert M. Khadiagala and Terrence Lyons
Development and Security in Africa: Unpacking the Connection
by Martha Mutisi and Peter Tendaiwo Maregere
Parliaments and Leadership: Breaking New Ground
by Jeff Balch
Economic Reintegration of Ex-Combatants
by Daniel Vencovsky
Steps Towards Peace: Burundi’s 2006 Ceasefire Agreement
by Samantha Kerr
Diplomatic Initiatives and Peace in the DRC
by Umba Dindelo
Developing African Leaders: Uganda’s Unique Education System
by Paul Nantulya
Situation Reports
Central African Republic by Godfrey G. Mukalazi
Angola by Martha Bakwesegha and Anastácio Chembeze
Senegal by Emmerentia Erasmus
Chad by Daniel Vencovsky
The Republic of Congo by Godfrey G. Mukalazi
Book Review
Unbowed: One Woman’s Story – Wangari Maathai
by Karanja Mbugua