The Real Politics of the Horn of Africa
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In 'The Real Politics of the Horn of Africa', Alex de Waal explores the complex interplay of politics, identity, and conflict across countries in the Horn of Africa.
He examines how local power structures, regional rivalries, and international interventions shape governance and violence.
The book highlights the roles of warlords, patronage networks, and economic interests in sustaining instability.
De Waal argues for policy approaches that address political economy and local dynamics rather than relying solely on external military solutions.
The book is aimed at scholars and policymakers engaged with East African security and development issues.
He examines how local power structures, regional rivalries, and international interventions shape governance and violence.
The book highlights the roles of warlords, patronage networks, and economic interests in sustaining instability.
De Waal argues for policy approaches that address political economy and local dynamics rather than relying solely on external military solutions.
The book is aimed at scholars and policymakers engaged with East African security and development issues.
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