Titlebook: Visions of African Unity; New Perspectives on Matteo Grilli,Frank Gerits Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

epicardium

Between Continent and Country: Botswana, National Liberation, and Pan-Africanist Challenges, 1960s–1nent where leaders often imagined regional and continental unity, the realities of late-stage colonialism just as often undermined these visions. This chapter investigates the country’s difficult positioning and the sometimes-positive, sometimes-adverse space within, betwixt, and between its citizen

玩笑

形容词词尾

Ingest

Pelvic-Floor

Embracing State Security: The Peace and Security Norms and Structures of the Organisation of Africanand the implications of these norms for the institutions of the OAU. When the OAU was created in 1963, African leaders chose norms that prioritised state security, sovereignty, and territorial integrity; the complete liberation of the continent; and regional primacy. This chapter explores how the OA

蜿蜒而流

无动于衷

Reflections About the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights Twenty Years After the Ouagadougou within the Organization of African Unity and the African Union and its role in the consolidation of a proper African human rights system. The hard-won independences of African countries from colonialism dramatically influenced African politics and shaped the OAU. While considering the Ouagadougou P

Urgency

Unity or Identity? How the Ambivalences of the African Union’s Collective Identity Formation Play Ouruction of the political ideas of ‘African-ness’ as part of the formation of the OAU. The AU’s response to the Burundi crisis in 2015 functions as a case study to track how those conceptions are then re-elaborated in the AU today. It argues that while the AU is clearly struggling to balance collecti

eardrum

Digitalis