African militaries and rebellion: the political economy of threat and combact effectiveness

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The geographic, political and economic determinants of how African militaries face the threat of rebellion and of differential levels of effectiveness in combating insurgents are examined. It was then concluded that the international community must consider how to help African countries strengthen militaries as well as police and intelligence agencies, so that it is possible for governments to respond quickly to rebel threats.

Military aspects, Rebellion

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'It's Africa's turn!' The narratives and legitimations surrounding the Moroccan and South African bids for the 2006 and 2010 FIFA finals

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The broader political character and consequences of events and bid campaigns in the international system are investigated through a comparative analysis of the bid processes of South Africa and Morocco for the 2006 and 2010 Soccer World Cup. The internal and external elements of their legitimating narratives and promotional rhetoric and how these played out in their international relations are explored.

Marketing procedures, Organizational history, Intnl Sports Activities, Marketing, Competitions, Location, Public relations, Company marketing practices, Company public relations, International sports, International Federation of Association Football, World Cup (Rugby football), Countries, 2010 AD, 2006 AD

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The 'basket case' and the 'poster child': explaining the end of civil conflicts in Liberia and Mozambique

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Several standard explanations regarding the roles of leaders, third parties and domestic social forces in resolving or continuing civil wars in Africa are evaluated. Comparison of protracted domestic conflicts in Liberia and Mozambique was a basis for the study.

Mozambique, Civic and social associations, Civic and Social Organizations, Civic & Social Organizations NEC, Liberia, Social aspects, Political aspects, Social organizations

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