Suchergebnisse

Adejo, Armstrong Matiu: Salient aspects of Nigeria-Libya relations. - S. 3-16. - Adetula, Victor A.O.: Markets, revolts, and regime change: the political economy of the Arab Spring. - S. 17-47. - Adeniji, Abolade: The African Union, Libyan crisis and challenge of continental security. - S. 49-65. - Onuoha, Browne: Transnational oil corporations and the Arab Spring. - S. 67-90. - Idahosa, Osaretin: Responsibility to Protect and the Libyan conflict. - S. 91-102. - Akpomera, Eddy: The Libyan conflict and the challenges of migration in Africa. - S. 103-119. - Ubi, Efem N: Libya's National Transition Council and the politics of recognition. - S. 121-135. - Dirisu, Marie Beauty: A gender perspective on the Arab Spring. - 137-154. - Oucho, John O.: Migration in the Service of African Development : Essays in honour of Professor Aderanti Adepoju. - S. 155-162

Enthält: Frattini, F.: A Marshall plan for the Arab world. - S. 100-105 Palacio, A.: Time the EU got its act together on the Arab spring. - S. 106-113 Hasan Ibn-Talal: The Arab spring could be a springboard for economic partnerships. - S. 114-117 Guigou, E.: A genuine Euro-Med region could be the EU's bridge to Africa. - S. 118-121 Saidi, N.: How Europe should douse the Arab firestorm. - S. 122-125 Koch, C.: The Arab spring is real opportunity for Europe. - S. 126-129 Árabe, C.: The power of IT as a new instrument for democracy in Arab countries. - S. 130-133

Full issue

D'Al-Qai͏̈da à AQMI, de la menace globale aux menaces locales Auteurs : Jean-François DAGUZAN Article en page(s) : P. 25-36