Archive for the 'Security, War & Peace' Category
By Ali A. Mazrui. Second of three Lectures, Aggrey-Fraser-Guggisberg Memorial lectures, University of Ghana, Legon, Accra, 2002. Is there such a thing as Global Africa? Has the Black experience itself been globalized? And how does all this relate to the shadow of terrorism and counter-terrorism in the new age? [Full Text Article, html]
Posted on 06.11.2006 in E-Library, History, Political Systems, Security, War & Peace, Globalization | No Comments »
Prof. Birgit Brock-Utne. A draft presented to the week-end seminar on indigenous solutions to conflicts held at the University of Oslo, Institute for Educational Research 23 – 24 of February 2001. [Full Text Article, pdf, 52KB]
Posted on 22.10.2006 in E-Library, Security, War & Peace | No Comments »
Kum’a Ndumbe (2001): Paper presented at University of Oslo, Unit for comparative and international education, Institute for Educational Research, 23.02.2001. [Full Text Article, pdf,1217KB]
Posted on 22.10.2006 in E-Library, AfricAvenir Douala, Prince Kum' a Ndumbe III, Religion, Security, War & Peace, Occasional Papers, Conference Papers, Recent Articles | No Comments »
Kum’a Ndumbe (2001): University of Oslo, Unit for comparative and international education, Institute for Educational Research, Helga Eng.’s House, Blinder, 23.02.2001. [Full Text Article, pdf, 97KB]
Posted on 22.10.2006 in E-Library, AfricAvenir Douala, Prince Kum' a Ndumbe III, Religion, Security, War & Peace, Occasional Papers, Conference Papers, Recent Articles | No Comments »
In a recent speech at the 50th Anniversary of the 1st International Conference of Black Writers & Artists in Paris, Wole Soyinka warned against the neglect of those who remain silent against the crimes against humanity in Darfur. [Pambazuka]
Posted on 14.10.2006 in E-Library, General, Security, War & Peace, Article | No Comments »
Par Nsama Mbongo (Université Douala), 2002. Sur le terrain des conflits sociaux et politiques, cette méthode agonistique-pacifiste s’illustre en fin de compte par sa capacité à instaurer l’accord le plus large possible des points de vue, grâce à une éthique conflictuelle du conflit, chargée de penser la marche vers la sortie de crise comme le résultat d’une la lutte constructive alliant la force et l’éthique, la coercition et la bonne volonté, la violence curative ou réparatrice et la responsabilité civique, sans s’illusionner sur l’attrait trompeur des figures du « consensus » et de « l’harmonie ».
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Posted on 15.09.2006 in E-Library, Security, War & Peace, Medicine | No Comments »
Der Krieg ist vorbei, aber der Kampf um die Bodenschätze ist nicht gewonnen. Artikel von Colette Braeckman. [Full Text Article, html]
Posted on 02.09.2006 in E-Library, Security, War & Peace, Globalization, Geography | No Comments »
Prof. Nsame Mbongo. Conférence présentée le 05 mars 2002 dans le cadre du Programme AfricAvenir de séjour et d’études des étudiants de l’Institut d’Etudes Politiques de l’Université Libre de Berlin au Cameroun. [Full Text Article, pdf, 224 KB]
Posted on 17.07.2006 in History, Security, War & Peace, Occasional Papers, International Cooperation | No Comments »
By Paul Zeleza: The French uprising is not only a wake up call to France but to the whole of Europe where the populations of African and Asian Europeans will increase regardless of efforts to create “fortress” Europe. [Full text Article]
Posted on 15.07.2006 in Security, War & Peace, Diaspora | No Comments »