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 | Powell, Nathaniel K. (2017) |
 | Battling instability? The recurring logic of French military interventions in Africa |
 | African security. Volume 10 #1. p. 47-72. |
| Ebiede, Tarila Marclint (2017) |
| Beyond rebellion: uncaptured dimensions of violent conflicts and the implications for peacebuilding in Nigeria's Niger Delta |
| African security. Volume 10 #1. p. 25-46. |
| Maiangwa, Benjamin; Suleiman, Muhammad Dan (2017) |
| Liberal peace intervention in the Central African Republic: limitations and reworking a 'hybrid' order |
| African security. Volume 10 #1. p. 1-24. |
| Ogunnubi, Olusola; Amao, Olumuyiwa Babatunde (2016) |
| South Africa's emerging 'soft power' influence in Africa and its impending limitations: will the gant be able to weather the storm? |
| African security. Volume 9 #4. p. 299-319. |
| Nzayisenga, Marie Jeanne; Orjuela, Camilla; Schierenbeck, Isabell (2016) |
| Food (in)security, human (in)security, women's (in)security: state policies and local experiences in rural Rwanda |
| African security. Volume 9 #4. p. 278-298. |
| Sempijja, Norman (2016) |
| Does dependence lead to cooperation? The case of resource exchange between the European Union and the United Nations in DR Congo |
| African security. Volume 9 #4. p. 259-277. |
| Ingiriis, Mohamed Haji (2016) |
| 'We swallowed the state as the state swallowed us': the genesis, genealogies, and geographies of genocides in Somalia |
| African security. Volume 9 #3. p. 237-258. |
| Faulkner, Christopher M. (2016) |
| Money and control: rebel groups and the forcible recruitment of child soldiers |
| African security. Volume 9 #3. p. 211-236. |
| Sefa-Nyarko, Clement (2016) |
| Civil war in South Sudan: is It a reflection of historical secessionist and natural resource wars in 'Greater Sudan'? |
| African security. Volume 9 #3. p. 188-210. |
| Hardt, Heidi (2016) |
| From states to secretariats: delegation in the African Union Peace and Security Council |
| African security. Volume 9 #3. p. 161-187. |
| Eke, Surulola James (2016) |
| Running to fight another day: commodification of peace and the resurgence of volence in post-amnesty Niger Delta |
| African security. Volume 9 #2. p. 136-159. |
| Rosato, Valeria (2016) |
| 'Hybrid orders' between terrorism and organized crime: the case of Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb |
| African security. Volume 9 #2. p. 110-135. |
| Metelits, Claire (2016) |
| Challenging U.S. security assessments of Africa |
| African security. Volume 9 #2. p. 89-109. |
| Pieri, Zacharias P.; Zenn, Jacob (2016) |
| The Boko Haram paradox: ethnicity, religion, and historical memory in pursuit of a caliphate |
| African security. Volume 9 #1. p. 66-88. |
| Okoi, Obasesam (2016) |
| Why nations fight: the causes of the Nigeria-Cameroon Bakassi Peninsula conflict |
| African security. Volume 9 #1. p. 42-65. |
| Munier, Nathan (2016) |
| Diamonds without blood: a look at Namibia |
| African security. Volume 9 #1. p. 21-41. |
| Deltenre, Damien; Liégeois, Michel (2016) |
| Filling a leaking bathtub? Peacekeeping in Africa and the challenge of transnational armed rebellions |
| African security. Volume 9 #1. p. 1-20. |
 | Whitehouse, Bruce; Strazzari, Francesco (eds.) (2015) |
| Special issue: rethinking challenges to state sovereignty in Mali and northwest Africa |
| African security. Volume 8 #4. p. 213-337. |
| Gray, Simon; Adeakin, Ibikunle (2015) |
| The evolution of Boko Haram: from missionary activism to transnational Jihad and the failure of the Nigerian security intelligence agencies |
| African security. Volume 8 #3. p. 185-211. |
| Onyima, Blessing Nonye; Iwuoha, Victor Chidubem (2015) |
| New dimensions to pastoralists-farmers conflicts and sustainable agricultural development in Agadama and Uwheru communities, Niger Delta |
| African security. Volume 8 #3. p. 166-184. |
| Elmi, Afyare A. (ed.) (2015) |
| Piracy in the Horn of Africa waters: definitions, history, and modern causes |
| African security. Volume 8 #3. p. 147-165. |
| Apuuli, Kasaija Phillip (2015) |
| IGAD's mediation in the current South Sudan conflict: prospects and challenges |
| African security. Volume 8 #2. p. 120-145. |
| Cameron, Hazel (2015) |
| The French connection: complicity in the 1994 genocide in Rwanda |
| African security. Volume 8 #2. p. 96-119. |
| Chizea, Bono; Osumah, Oarhe (2015) |
| Two sides of a coin: traditional rulership and the mitigation of nonstate security threats in Nigeria |
| African security. Volume 8 #2. p. 75-95. |
| Warner, Jason (2015) |
| Complements or competitors? The African Standby Force, the African Capacity for Immediate Response to Crises, and the future of rapid reaction forces in Africa |
| African security. Volume 8 #1. p. 56-73. |
| Damman, Erin Kimball (2015) |
| Rwanda's strategic humanitarianism: lessons from a janus-faced state |
| African security. Volume 8 #1. p. 30-55. |
| Akinola, Olabanji (2015) |
| Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria: between Islamic fundamentalism, politics, and poverty |
| African security. Volume 8 #1. p. 1-29. |
| Webersik, Christian (2014) |
| Bargaining for the spoils of war: Somalia's failing path from war to peace |
| African security. Volume 7 #4. p. 277-302. |
| Vondracek, Hugh (2014) |
| A single raised hand: prospects for peace in the Sudanese rivalry |
| African security. Volume 7 #4. p. 251-276. |
| Aghedo, Iro (2014) |
| Old wine in a new bottle: ideological and operational linkages between Maitatsine and Boko Haram revolts in Nigeria |
| African security. Volume 7 #4. p. 229-250. |
| Engel, Ulf (2014) |
| The African Union, the African Peace and Security Architecture, and maritime security |
| African security. Volume 7 #3. p. 207-227. |
| Gomes Porto, João; Ngandu, Kapinga Yvette (2014) |
| The African Union, preventive diplomacy, mediation, and the Panel of the Wise: review and reflection on the Panel's first six years |
| African security. Volume 7 #3. p. 181-206. |
| Khadiagala, Gilbert M. (2014) |
| Road maps in resolving African conflicts: pathways to peace or cul de sacs? |
| African security. Volume 7 #3. p. 163-180. |
| Williams, Paul D. (2014) |
| Reflections on the evolving African Peace and Security Architecture |
| African security. Volume 7 #3. p. 147-162. |
| Engel, Ulf; Gomes Porto, João (2014) |
| Imagining, implementing, and integrating the African Peace and Security Architecture: the African Union's challenges |
| African security. Volume 7 #3. p. 135-146. |
| Chacha, Mwita; Horne, Cale (2014) |
| Leadership change and the power of domestic audiences: a game theoretic account of escalation and de-escalation in civil conflicts |
| African security. Volume 7 #2. p. 110-134. |
| Olaniyan, Azeez; Asuelime, Lucky (2014) |
| Boko Haram insurgency and the widening of cleavages in Nigeria |
| African security. Volume 7 #2. p. 91-109. |
| Furaha, Alida Umutoni (2014) |
| 'Do they fight for us?': mixed discourses of conflict and the M23 rebellion among Congolese Rwandophone refugees in Rwanda |
| African security. Volume 7 #2. p. 71-90. |
| Van Nieuwkerk, Anthoni (2014) |
| The strategic culture of foreign and security policymaking: examining the Southern African Development Community |
| African security. Volume 7 #1. p. 45-69. |
| Rayroux, Antoine; Wilén, Nina (2014) |
| Resisting ownership: the paralysis of EU peacebuilding in the Congo |
| African security. Volume 7 #1. p. 24-44. |
| Gebrewold, Belachew (2014) |
| Legitimate regional powers? A failed test for Ethiopia, Nigeria, and South Africa |
| African security. Volume 7 #1. p. 1-23. |
| Brosig, Malte (ed.) (2013) |
| Special issue: The African security regime complex |
| African security. Volume 6 #3-4. p. 171-332. |
| Agbiboa, Daniel Egiegba (2013) |
| Living in fear: religious identity, relative deprivation and the Boko Haram terrorism |
| African security. Volume 6 #2. p. 153-170. |
| Scholvin, Sören (2013) |
| From rejection to acceptance: the conditions of regional contestation and followership to post-apartheid South Africa |
| African security. Volume 6 #2. p. 133-152. |
| Barron, Thomas (2013) |
| The soldier and the State in the Congo crisis: the unprofessional legacy of the National Congolese Army |
| African security. Volume 6 #2. p. 97-132. |
| Oriola, Temitope; Haggerty, Kevin D.; Knight, Andy W. (2013) |
| Car bombing 'with due respect': the Niger Delta insurgency and the idea called MEND |
| African security. Volume 6 #1. p. 67-96. |
| Glawion, Tim (2013) |
| Conflict, mediation, and the African State: how foreign support and democracy lead to strong political order |
| African security. Volume 6 #1. p. 38-66. |
| Christian, Patrick James (2013) |
| Darfur - Ground Zero for Africa's crises of identity: a psychohistoriography of tribes in conflict |
| African security. Volume 6 #1. p. 1-37. |
| Bachmann, Jan; Gelot, Linnéa (eds.) (2012) |
| Special issue: Between protection and stabilization? Addressing the tensions in contemporary Western interventions in Africa |
| African security. Volume 5 #3-4. p. 129-266. |
| Unruh, Jon D. (2012) |
| Land and legality in the Darfur conflict |
| African security. Volume 5 #2. p. 105-128. |
| Franke, Benedikt; Gänzle, Stefan (2012) |
| How 'African' is the African peace and security architecture? Conceptual and practical constraints of regional security cooperation in Africa |
| African security. Volume 5 #2. p. 88-104. |
| Ambrosetti, David (2012) |
| The diplomatic lead in the United Nations Security Council and local actors' violence: the changing terms of a social position |
| African security. Volume 5 #2. p. 63-87. |
| Van Nieuwkerk, Anthoni (2012) |
| South Africa and peacekeeping in Africa |
| African security. Volume 5 #1. p. 44-62. |
| Kuo, Steven C.Y. (2012) |
| Beijing's understanding of African security: context and limitations |
| African security. Volume 5 #1. p. 24-43. |
| Ebohon, Sylvanus I.; Ifeadi, Emmanuel U.B. (2012) |
| Managing the problems of public order and internal security in Nigeria |
| African security. Volume 5 #1. p. 1-23. |
| Piombo, Jessica (2010) |
| Peacemaking in Burundi: conflict resolution versus conflict management strategies |
| African security. Volume 3 #4. p. 239-272. |
| Vidino, Lorenzo; Pantucci, Raffaello; Kohlmann, Evan (2010) |
| Bringing global jihad to the Horn of Africa: al Shabaab, Western fighters, and the sacralization of the Somali conflict |
| African security. Volume 3 #4. p. 216-238. |
| Onuoha, Freedom C. (2010) |
| Piracy and maritime security off the Horn of Africa: connections, causes, and concerns |
| African security. Volume 3 #4. p. 191-215. |
| Omeje, Kenneth (2010) |
| Markets or oligopolies of violence? The case of Sudan |
| African security. Volume 3 #3. p. 168-189. |
| Frkovich, James (2010) |
| Limited war and the Ugandan experience: implications for African security |
| African security. Volume 3 #3. p. 148-167. |
| Oarhe, Osumah; Aghedo, Iro (2010) |
| The open sore of a nation: corruption complex and internal security in Nigeria |
| African security. Volume 3 #3. p. 127-147. |
| Hultin, Niklas (2010) |
| Repositioning the front lines? Reflections on the ethnography of African securityscapes |
| African security. Volume 3 #2. p. 104-125. |
| Gebrewold, Belachew (2010) |
| The cynicism of 'African solutions for African problems' |
| African security. Volume 3 #2. p. 80-103. |
| Dowdle, Andrew J. (2010) |
| Resource allocation and military budgetary politics in sub-Saharan Africa |
| African security. Volume 3 #2. p. 65-79. |
| Dunn, Kevin C. (2010) |
| The Lord's Resistance Army and African international relations |
| African security. Volume 3 #1. p. 46-63. |
| Jacobs, Inga (2010) |
| A fragile hegemon, a fragile hegemonic discourse: a critical engagement with the hydropolitical complex and implications of South Africa's hydropolitical environment for Southern Africa |
| African security. Volume 3 #1. p. 21-45. |
| Gebrewold, Belachew; Dehéz, Dustin (2010) |
| When things fall apart: conflict dynamics and an order beside the State in postcollapse Somalia |
| African security. Volume 3 #1. p. 1-20. |
| Söderbaum, Fredrik; Tavares, Rodrigo (eds.) (2009) |
| Special issue: regional organizations in African security |
| African security. Volume 2 #2-3. p. 69-217. |
| Edmonds, Martin; Mills, Greg; MacNamee, Terence (2009) |
| Disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration and local ownership in the Great Lakes: the experience of Rwanda, Burundi, and the Democratic Republic of Congo |
| African security. Volume 2 #1. p. 29-58. |
| N'Diaye, Boubacar (2009) |
| Francophone Africa and security sector transformation: plus ça change ... |
| African security. Volume 2 #1. p. 1-28. |
| Goede, Meike de; Borgh, Chris van der (2008) |
| A role for diplomats in postwar transitions? The case of the International Committee in Support of the Transition in the Democratic Republic of the Congo |
| African security. Volume 1 #2. p. 115-133. |
| Hills, Alice (2008) |
| Managing the interface: regional security and substate politics in Africa |
| African security. Volume 1 #2. p. 92-114. |
| Burgess, Stephen F. (2008) |
| Fashioning integrated security forces after conflict |
| African security. Volume 1 #2. p. 69-91. |
| Bøås, Morten (2008) |
| 'Just another day': the North Kivu security predicament after the 2006 Congolese elections |
| African security. Volume 1 #1. p. 53-68. |
| Knight, W. Andy (2008) |
| Disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration and post-conflict peacebuilding in Africa: an overview |
| African security. Volume 1 #1. p. 24-52. |
| Williams, Paul D. (2008) |
| Regional arrangements and transnational security challenges: the African Union and the limits of securitization theory |
| African security. Volume 1 #1. p. 2-23. |
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