Information on
"Armed Non-State Actors"
and
"Southern Africa"
January 2013
October 2010
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Oct 2010
The Security Sector in Southern Africa
Author: Phillipe Azanzi, Marilize Ackermann, Joao Carlos Colaco, Boichoko Abraham Ditlhake, Ebai Eban, Charles Goredema, Sabelo Gumedze, Cheryl Hendricks, Berber Hettinga, Lauren Hutton, Leon Kukkuk, Gabriel Malebang, Aquinaldo Mandlate, Themba Masuku, Mpho Molomo, Bob Libert Muchabaiwa, Lukas Muntingh, Takawira Musavengana, Johan Potgieter, Sean Tait, Stephen van Neel
Publisher:
Institute for Security Studies (ISS)
This monograph is a study of the security sector in six Southern African countries, namely Botswana, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Lesotho, Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe. More on «The Security Sector in Southern Africa»
March 2009
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Mar 2009
African Security Review, Vol 18 No 1
Author: Theo Neethling, Jim Terrie, Allan Vic Mansaray, Annie Herro, Wendy Lambourne, David Penklis, Henri Boshoff, Denise Garcia, Laurie Nathan, Deane-Peter Baker, Sadiki Maeresera, Chris Taylor, Luc Huyse, Mark Salter, Ioan M Lewis
Publisher:
Institute for Security Studies (ISS)
This issue of the African Security Review discusses peacekeeping, conflict resolution, small arms proliferation and intelligence reform in selected African countries. More on «African Security Review, Vol 18 No 1»
July 2008
September 2006
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Sep 2006
South African Guerilla Armies
Author: Rocky Williams
Publisher:
Institute for Security Studies (ISS)
This monograph firstly records the histories of both guerrilla armies that fought for the liberation of South Africa in two distinct phases of South African history, the Boer Commandos during the Anglo-Boer war and MK during the anti-apartheid libera... More on «South African Guerilla Armies»
April 2006
June 2004
March 2003
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1 Mar 2003
'Volk' Faith and Fatherland
Author: Martin Schönteich, Henri Boshoff
Publisher:
Institute for Security Studies (ISS)
To evaluate the threat the contemporary white right poses to South Africa’s internal security, it is vital to understand the historical context in which the white right—and more particularly the Afrikaner right—came about. More on «'Volk' Faith and Fatherland»
November 1998