Southern African
Peace and Security Studies
Volume 2　Number 1　2013

Download as a single file【PDF/2427KB】

CONTENTS

Cover, Aims and Scope, and Contents【PDF/345KB】

Guest Editor's Introduction:

• Is Power Sharing a Solution to Africa's Conflicts?
  1-8【PDF/332KB】
  Katabaro Miti, Ella Abatan and Stephanie Minou

Articles:

• The Government of National Unity as a Transitional Power-Sharing Institution in Madagascar
  9-22【PDF/390KB】
  Dirk Kotze
• Examining Zimbabwe's Global Political Agreement
  23-34【PDF/349KB】
  Gladys Mokhawa
• Revisiting South Africa's Contemporary Political Risk Profile
  35-58【PDF/325KB】
  Theo Neethling
• Japan's Contribution to UN Peacekeeping Operations in Southern Africa: A Quest for Peace or Prestige?
  59-76【PDF/461KB】
  Rui Faro Saraiva

Policy Briefs:

• The DRC Peace Process:
  Rebels without a Pause, a Peace Agreement with an Escape Clause?
  77-88【PDF/278KB】
  Gerrie Swart

Reviews: 【PDF/355KB】

• Kings M. Phiri, John McCracken and
  Wapulumuka O. Mulwafu (eds.), Malawi in Crisis:
  The 1959/60 Nyasaland State of Emergency and its Legacy
  89
  Reviewed by Harvey C. C. Banda
• Marcus Power and Ana Cristina Alves (eds.), China and Angola:
  A Marriage of Convenience?
  90-91
  Reviewed by Just Castillo Iglesias
• Theo Neethling and Heidi Hudson (eds.),
  Post Conflict Reconstruction and Development in Africa:
  Concepts, Role-Players, Policy and Practice
  92
  Reviewed by Hussein Solomon