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While claims abound regarding transitional justice’s importance for democracy building in transitioning countries, empirical investigations of these remain limited or have produced contradictory findings. This article seeks to contribute to […]
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This article examines the integration processes of rebel and government forces in three African armies after war with the aim of enhancing the understanding of which conditions and which actors […]
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Three months after Burundi held its third elections since the end of its long civil war, violence has only deepened in the country. July’s fraught presidential vote took place in […]
The decision taken by the Central African Republic government earlier in 2015 to create a Special Criminal Court to prosecute crimes committed during the recent conflict offers promises of long-delayed […]
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The crisis that first unfolded in Burundi in April when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his bid for a third term entered a new phase last week, as an unidentified armed […]
Chad’s decision in January 2015 to send troops into northern Nigeria to fight the militant Islamist group Boko Haram brought the country into the international spotlight.
Training for diplomats from the Republic of Guinea.
With Dr. Tomas Van Acker, Ghent University, Dr. Theo Mbazumutima, REMA, Burundi, Dr. Godefroid Muzalia, GEC, DR Congo and Jean Claude Malitano, APRU, DR Congo. For decades, population displacement and […]
Training for diplomats from Liberia, Sierra Leone, Sudan and South Sudan.
Expert seminar with Professor Paul D. Williams, Associate Professor of International Affairs at the Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University. Drawing from his new book, Fighting for Peace […]