Titlebook: New Security Threats and Crises in Africa; Regional and Interna Jack Mangala (Associate professor of political sci Book 2010 Palgrave Macmi

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Climate Change and the Risk of Conflict in Africaal security. Climate change—by redrawing the maps of water availability, food security, disease prevalence, and coastal boundaries—could increase forced migration, raise tensions, and trigger new conflicts.

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Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons: From Humanitarian to Security Paradigmal differential that tends to suggest a growing trend toward internalization of forced displacement in the post-Cold War era. Africa’s share of this global tragedy was estimated at 2.1 million refugees and 6.3 million IDPs, which means that about 8 million individuals have been uprooted and are on t

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Africa’s Responses to International Terrorism and the War against Iticarii, who were a first-century Jewish group that murdered enemies and collaborators in their campaign to oust their Roman rulers from Judea, is now well known to many students of International Relations. Yet to this day, the word “terrorism”itself is so politically and emotionally charged that it

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Confronting Africa’s Health Challengesmerged as major themes in analyzing the state of politics and security in Sub-Saharan Africa in recent years. While there appears to be a growing consensus on the importance of health and disease for African politics and security, understandings and interpretations of that importance vary widely. We

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