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Migration in Eastern Africa: Regional Challenge, Global Issue

20 October 2017
Accroche

An interview with Jeffrey LABOVITZ, International Organization for Migration (IOM) Nairobi Regional Director

What Role for Japan in Africa's Security After Withdrawal from South Sudan?

Date de publication
01 June 2017
Accroche

There is still a big gap between the discourse and the reality of what Japan wants - and what it can achieve in Africa.

South Sudan: From Disaster to Chaos

Date de publication
01 June 2015
Accroche

South Sudan is still neither a state nor a nation. Torn apart by ethnic rivalries, divided between diverging ideas about state organization, its only means of political dialogue is war. 

International Relations: the Era of Anthropologists

Date de publication
01 September 2014
Accroche

Both perpetrators and forms of violence change. States are no longer the central referents of contemporary conflicts. We can no longer understand them as the outcome of a linear history starting from tribal societies and leading to Western political structures.

A Victorious Anti-insurrection Strategy? The Insurrections of 2010 in the Jonglei State of South Sudan

Date de publication
27 March 2012
Accroche

On May 16 2010, a few weeks after its first elections, the government of the semi-autonomous province of South Sudan (GoSS) had to confront two rebellions in the Jonglei Province. South Sudan may appear unified behind the banner of the SPLM/A, but in fact it is nothing of the kind.

A Victorious Anti-insurrection Strategy? The Insurrections of 2010 in the Jonglei State of South Sudan

Date de publication
27 March 2012
Accroche

On May 16 2010, a few weeks after its first elections, the government of the semi-autonomous province of South Sudan (GoSS) had to confront two rebellions in the Jonglei Province. South Sudan may appear unified behind the banner of the SPLM/A, but in fact it is nothing of the kind.

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