2005
The Many Faces of Human Security
Case Studies of Seven Countries in Southern Africa
This publication reviews the varied dimensions of human security using case studies from seven Southern African Development Community (SADC) countries. The authors discuss major issues including poverty reduction and human security in Zambia, conflict resolution and election results in Zanzibar, and physical security concerns during elections in Zimbabwe. They also discuss children and youth security issues in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the impact of livestock theft on the dynamics of violence in Lesotho.
© 2005 Institute for Security Studies (ISS)
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Author:
Fredrick Mutesa, Wilma Nchito, Gaudens P Mpangala, Jonathan M K Lwehabura, Michael M Mataure, Hubert K Ngoy , Manuel Correira de Barros, Norman Mlambo, J Dzimba, Matsolo Matooane
Editor:
Keith Muloongo, Roger Kibasomba, Jemina N Kariri
ISBN/EAN:
1-919913-88-2
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Chapters:
- Human Security and Poverty Reduction in Zambia
- Zanzibar: Conflict Resolution and Human Security in the 2005 elections
- Individual Confidence and Personal Security in the 2005 Zimbabwean Elections
- Urban Security in Kinshasa
- Profiling Youth Involved in the Informal Markets of Luanda
- Perceptions of Human Security in Democratic South Africa
- The Impact of Stock Theft on Human Security
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