The efficacy of governments of national unity in Zimbabwe and Lesotho
8 May 2020
Establishing the sources of disharmony among government of national unity (GNU) parties, using the cases of Zimbabwe and Lesotho.
Establishing the sources of disharmony among government of national unity (GNU) parties, using the cases of Zimbabwe and Lesotho.
A blog post written by Caitlin Hamilton, Nyibeny Naam, and Laura J. Shepherd for the London School of Economic’s WPS Centre discusses the implementation of WPS-related National Action Plans. Their full research
The University of Sydney in Australia published a new report titled Twenty Years of Women, Peace and Security National Action Plans: Analysis and Lessons Learned which was authored by Caitlin
Examining two recent case studies – Kashmir and Cameroon – where communications shutdowns have led to violent conflict.
Analysing less traditional forms of regional security cooperation through the case study of the RCI-LRA in Central Africa.
Identifying the building blocks for developing theories of peace and conflict sensitivity.
Adeniyi S. Basiru is an independent researcher and a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Political Science, University of Lagos, Nigeria. On 29 May 1999, Nigeria was ushered into civil
Arguing that a commitment to the principles of the AfCFTA will improve industrialisation in Africa.
Highlighting three common trends that make North African countries vulnerable to terrorism: poverty/unemployment, poor state governance, and civilian grievances.