East Africa and the Horn : confronting challenges to good governance
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East Africa and the Horn : confronting challenges to good governance
(International Peace Academy occasional paper series)
Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2006
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 137-150) and index
Contents of Works
- Governance in East Africa and the Horn : confronting the challenges / Dorina A. Bekoe
- Small arms and light weapons in the Horn : reducing the demand / Kiflemariam Gebrewold and Siobhan Byrne
- Refugees in East Africa : developing an integrated approach / Zachary Lomo
- Kenya's internally displaced : managing civil conflict in democratic transitions / Jacqueline M. Klopp
- Nationalism and identity in Ethiopia and Eritrea : building multiethnic states / Dominique Jacquin-Berdal and Aida Mengistu
- US policy in the Horn : grappling with a difficult legacy / Ruth Iyob and Edmond J. Keller
- Toward overcoming the challenges : policy recommendations / Dorina A. Bekoe
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Both the obstacles to governance and the opportunities for democratization confronted in East Africa - with its geostrategic importance, porous borders, governments heavily dependent on foreign aid, and some of Africa's longest-running conflicts - provide valuable insights into how good governance policies can be implemented effectively throughout the developing world. East Africa and the Horn explores these regional constraints and opportunities, focusing on issues of civil society, the ubiquitous trade in small arms and light weapons, large numbers of refugees, tensions around national identity, and the legacy of U.S. policy. The authors also underscore the need for even peaceful countries in the region to proactively address potentially destabilizing issues in neighboring states.
Table of Contents
- Governance in East Africa: Confronting the Challenges - D. A. Bekoe
- Civil Society in Kenya: Overcoming Constraints - J. Klopp
- Small Arms and Light Weapons in the Horn: Reducing the Demand - K. Geber-Wold
- Refugees in East Africa: Developing an Integrated Approach - Z. Lomo
- National Identity in Ethiopia and Eritrea: Building Multiethnic States - D. Jacquin-Berdal and A. Mengistu
- U.S. Policy in the Horn: Grappling with a Difficult Legacy - R. Iyob and E. Keller
- Toward Overcoming the Challenges: Policy Recommendations - D.A. Bekoe.
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