The New African Civil-Military Relations

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Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Preface -- Chapter 1 - International African Studies' Perspectives:T he new African civil-military relations phase in African states' development -- INTRODUCTION -- DEFINITIONS -- WHAT IS NEW? -- POST-1990S AFRICA AND ITS CMR DUAL CHALLENGES OF THE STABLE COUP AND THIRD TERM ASPIRANTS -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- Chapter 2 - The Process of Democratisation and the Main Military Challenges to Nation Building in Libya -- THE ARAB SPRING'S MANY FACES -- LIBYA UNDER THE REBEL'S RULE -- MAKING A FAILED STATE: SEPARATISM IN LIBYA -- Democracy, the 'might-have-been' Libya and NATO's involvement -- PERSPECTIVES AND OPINIONS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 3 - Civil-Military Relations in Benin: Out of the barracks and back - now what? -- UNDERSTANDING THE ORIGINS OF THE MILITARY -- THE ARMY'S CREATION AND ROLE BEFORE INDEPENDENCE -- HIGH MILITARY VISIBILITY PERIOD (1960-1972) -- PRE-1972 MILITARY INTERVENTIONS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE -- MARXIST-LENINIST WANDERING (1972-1990) -- PUBLIC ATTITUDES TO THE ARMY (1972-1974) -- REORIENTATION OF CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS AFTER 1974 -- STRUCTURAL INNOVATIONS AND CONTINUITY -- ARMY POLITICS AND IDEOLOGY -- THE ARMY AND THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE -- RETURN TO THE BARRACKS (1990-2014) -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 4 - Post-Liberation Relapse and Aborted Social Contract? Isaias Afwerki and Eritrea (1991-2015) -- STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM -- BACKGROUND AND OVERVIEW -- APPROACH, METHODOLOGY AND ASSUMPTIONS -- THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK -- ISAIAS AFWERKI'S EPLF AND ERITREA'S POST-INDEPENDENCE POLITICS -- ERITREA'S POLITICS IN PERSPECTIVE -- IMPLICATIONS FOR PEACE-BUILDING AND CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS -- RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ERITREA'S DEMOCRATISATION -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES.

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The new African civil-military relations

Rupiya, Martin Revai; Mothoagae, Mpho K; Doroshenko, Elena Igorevna; Laugesen, Henrik; Rupiya, Martin; Moyo, Gorden; Laugesen, Henrik; African Public Policy Research Institute

Rupiya, Martin Revai; Mothoagae, Mpho K; Doroshenko, Elena Igorevna; Laugesen, Henrik; Rupiya, Martin; Moyo, Gorden; Laugesen, Henrik; African Public Policy Research Institute

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Martin Rupiya, Gorden Moyo and Henrik Laugesen: International African Studies' Perspectives: The new African civil-military relations phase in African states' development. - Elena Doroshenko: The Process of Democratisation and the Main Military Challenges to Nation Building in Libya. - Simon Akindes: Civil-Military Relations in Benin: Out of the barracks and back - now what?. - Kealeboga J. Maphunye: Post-Liberation Relapse and Aborted Social Contract? Isaias Afwerki and Eritrea, 1991-2015. - Henrik Laugesen: Democratisation in Kenya: The ambiguity of foreign military assistance. - Irene Limo and Williams Muna: Challenges of Relationships and Social Identities: The paradox of the consequences of Kenya's military intervention in Somalia. - Martin Rupiya: The Role of the Military in Politics in Africa's 'Phantom State': The Central African Republic, 1960-2014. - Sunday Angoma Okello: Civil Military Relations: Perspectives in South Sudan. - Gorden Moyo: Civil-Military Relations Dynamics and the Prospects for a Democratic Developmental State in Zimbabwe. - Martin Rupiya and Mpho Mothoagae: Tracking Lesotho's Sixth Military Coup, 30 August 2014: What has changed?. - Martin Rupiya: Conclusions

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