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Defining Victory: The U.S. and Victory in Afghanistan
Paper analyzes: what can be defined as victory in the War in Afghanistan? By Zachary K. Ochoa. (08/08/2013) Read More...


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What's Next for Mali?
Nicholas A. Heras speaks to Dr. Christos Kyrou, an expert on peace and conflict resolution, on what to expect next in Mali. Read More...


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Human Trafficking – the Untamable Epidemic
Human Trafficking – the Untamable Epidemic
A look at the root causes of human trafficking and possible steps to combat it. By Anuradha Kataria. (09/24/2012) Read More...


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Rio+20: understanding the present in the light of the future.
Understanding the present in the light of the past, we see only the problems, resulting in gloom. But understanding the present in the light of the future compels us to evolve and see the opportunitie... Read More...


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The other UN
Besides the well-known building in Manhattan, the UN has three other main HQs, one of them in Vienna, where nine important organisations do the practical work. By Anne-Cécile Robert (June 2012, Le Mon... Read More...


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Why we need Sustainable Development Goals
Rio+20 must launch SDGs to guide countries through complex development challenges, argues Colombian ministry official Paula Caballero Gómez. (05/24/2012, SciDev.Net) Read More...


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Rio Plus 20: What Prospects for the Next UN Mega-Conference?
The question looming at Rio is whether the voluntary, bottom-up approach to global environmental governance will show any more promise. By Stewart M. Patrick (03/30/2012, Council on Foreign Relations) Read More...


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Resilient People, Resilient Planet: A Future Worth Choosing
UN Secretary-General's High-level Panel on Global Sustainability presents its report containing 56 recommendations to put sustainable development into practice and to mainstream it into economic polic... Read More...


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China’s African investments: Who benefits?
LILONGWE, Malawi Artcile on China's long term strategic foreign policy regarding Africa, and it's consequences. ( TradeReform, 03/28/2011) Read More...


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Open Letter: Ivory Coast, the war against civilians
Article analysing risks of Ivory Coast's elections crisis escalating into a civilian war. (Foreign Policy, 01/31/2011) Read More...


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Op - Ed : Ivory Coast, is the battle for power finally coming to an end?
By Donna Murphy Article suggesting the adoption of precautionary measures by international organizations, when dealing with Ivory Coast. (04/01/2011, Digital Journal) Read More...


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Open Access to Developed Markets Vital to African Development
Article discussing the development of Africa using alternative approaches other than "foreign aid". By Kwabena Amponsah-Manager (TalkAfrique,03/01/2011) Read More...


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United States of Africa - A Wishful Thinking?
By Ugo Daniels Article on the factors inhibiting a United States of Africa. (AfricanLoft,02/04/2009) Read More...


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South Sudan's choice: resource curse or wild wonder?
Article offering policy measures for improvement of South Sudan's economy. By Jeremy Hance (mongabay.com ,02/11/2011) Read More...


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The Devil We Know
Article on the factors that guide the United State's relationship with Egypt. By ROSS DOUTHAT (NewYork Times,01/30/2011) Read More...


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WHO LOST EGYPT?
By Dick Morris0 Article spelling out measures that ought to be adopted by Washington inorder to prevent the fall of Egypt. (DickMorris.com,01/29/2011) Read More...


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Egypt's Waning Influence
Article assessing Mubarak’s dilemma, that is staying with the siege and hoping America will reward him with Gamal’s succession; while flouting change may imperil Gamal’s survival. By ALASTAIR CROOK... Read More...


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Is Atta-Mills, ECOWAS, and the AU weak?
Article analysing the role of the international community on Cote D 'Ivoire's crisis. Penname: Transient Justice ( GhanaWeb, 01/24/2011) Read More...


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Ghana's Policy On The Ivorian Crisis (Part Five)
Article evaluating the repercussion's of Ghana and the World's stance on the Ivorian election results. BY SAMUEL ADJEI SARFO (GhanaWeb, 01/16/2011) Read More...


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Op-Ed on Gender-Based Violence
Article on gender based violence and suggestions on how it can be mitigated. By Congressman Donald Payne (D-NJ) and Dr. Helene Gayle (President and CEO of CARE) (allAfrica.com, 12/10/2010) Read More...


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The World Bank’s Palm Oil Mistake
Article analysing the World Bank's support of palm oil cultivation in Nigeria's economy. By THOMPSON AYODELE (The New York Times, 10/15/2010) Read More...


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Africa's untapped investment potential
By Ernest Harsch Article on the strength and weaknesses of Africa's investment environment. (Africa Recovery, Vol.13#2-3, 09/99, page 26 ) Read More...


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Africa Open for Business
Article analysing China's Africa developmental strategyand lessons for Westerners in courting Africa. By Victoria Hargis (Harvard Political Review, (03/ 31/ 2010) Read More...


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Rags, Rapes, and Riches: An Op Ed to...
Article offering an alternative view for analysing the 'Blood Diamond's Myth). By Ronnie from Botswana (Africa Through the Looking Glass,04/11/2010) Read More...


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IA-Forum Interview: Dr. Barbara Harrell-Bond
IA-Forum Interview: Dr. Barbara Harrell-Bond
IA Forum speaks with Dr. Barbara Harrell-Bond (Founder of Refugee Studies Center at Oxford University) about refugee migration. (IA-Forum, 11/29/2010) Read More...


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Guinea Making Steps toward Democracy
Article providing information on Guinea's fledgling democracy. By Roland Marke (Worldpress.org, 02/12/2010) Read More...


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Bombs, Insurgents, and Nigeria’s Golden Jubilee
Article providing insight on factors that contributed to the bomb explosion at Abuja. By Ike Okonta (Open Society Foundation, 10/28/ 2010) Read More...


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Women's Modern Plight
Article offering insights on the challenging and dire circumstances women, especially African and Asian women endure. Talia Carner (Worldpress.org,10/24/2010) Read More...


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Africa Open for Business
Article on reasons behind China's interest in Africa and lessons that the West can draw from this interaction. By Victoria Hargis (Harvard Political Review, 03/31/2010) Read More...


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No. It’s bad news for Africa
Article analysing the lack of effective strategies by the West in tackling Africa's developmental challenges. Angelo Izama (The Stanford Daily,11/10/2010) Read More...


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