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African Armed Forces and the Need for Security: Making Sense of Realities,ng their developmental pathways and roots in the process of decolonization, as well as understanding the shared purpose or national identity within African countries. As such, the chapter aims to provide an outline of the key drivers that shape the nature and professionalism of contemporary African armed forces.

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Book 2023 isolation from one another. This book takes a different approach, as it links all of these issues to the dynamics of the Anthropocene. Penned by African scholars on the continent and in the diaspora, it examines the different challenges not as separate entities but as outcomes of the Anthropocene A

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2367-4024 varied threats pushing the boundaries of (in)security.TreatsMuch has been written on security in Africa—its democratic deficit, poor civil-military relations, and myriad conflicts—but these are often treated in isolation from one another. This book takes a different approach, as it links all of thes

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(Re)Thinking Security for the African Context,human need for a sense of certainty about oneself, one’s environment, and one’s future, which extends well beyond simple ‘survival.’ This is especially relevant for scholarship on Africa, where concerns about climate chaos, access to quality education and health care, sustainable economic developmen

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