Francis A Kornegay
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 143126 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Francis A Kornegay |
| NOMBRES | Francis A |
| APELLIDO | Kornegay |
| FIRMA | KORNEGAY F A |
| AFILIACIONES | Institute for Global Dialogue |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1971 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Scoping South Africa’s 2018 foreign policy
On 22nd of February, the Institute for Global Dialogue associated with the University of South Africa teamed up with the Human Sciences Research Council to convene a roundtable on South Africa’s cr
American-Southern African Relations
India's Ocean
South Africa and Sadc in the Indian Ocean maritime security equation
Beneath the surface of the Somali piracy threat that preoccupies the international community throughout the vast Indian Ocean maritime zone, there is a broad landscape of economic, commercial and functional potential embracing the states bordering this zone. This analysis focuses on the eastern and southern African littoral of the western quadrant of the Indian Ocean. It is this sub-region of the Ocean, stemming from the Gulf of Aden abutting the…
Engaging Emerging Powers
Africa, viewed here as the world's ‘swing continent’, has in the past decade started to interact with emerging market economies in more intense fashion. This represents an advancing of the continent's integration into the global economy on terms more beneficial to the continent's development. However, this phenomenon also represents one of Africa's central strategic challenges; one located within what is widely considered a new ‘scramble for Afri…
Haiti
(2008). Haiti: Reflections on a revolution in historical and contemporary perspectives. International Journal of African Renaissance Studies - Multi-, Inter- and Transdisciplinarity: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 113-117
A Rapidly Changing Reality
The Nature of the World order and Crisis through the eyes of leading experts in International Relations Q uantity has transformed into quality. Deformations and tensions in the world order, which have matured latently for years, if not decades, have come to light. The nature of changes in the modern world is yet to be comprehended. Not surprisingly, it is difficult to get rid of the Cold War inertial thinking and the temptation to find parallels …
Participate in the African renaissance
A global demographic shift toward an Afro‐Asian world is underway. Ideally, the United States would broaden its contacts beyond bilateral relations to subregional organizations and take Africa seriously; otherwise, a south‐south hemispheric alignment may emerge
Guest editor's note
Black Worker Attitudes
American-Southern African Relations
The Pan-African Legacy
Engaging Emerging Powers
Africa, viewed here as the world's ‘swing continent’, has in the past decade started to interact with emerging market economies in more intense fashion. This represents an advancing of the continent's integration into the global economy on terms more beneficial to the continent's development. However, this phenomenon also represents one of Africa's central strategic challenges; one located within what is widely considered a new ‘scramble for Afri…
American-Southern African Relations
South Africa and Sadc in the Indian Ocean maritime security equation
Beneath the surface of the Somali piracy threat that preoccupies the international community throughout the vast Indian Ocean maritime zone, there is a broad landscape of economic, commercial and functional potential embracing the states bordering this zone. This analysis focuses on the eastern and southern African littoral of the western quadrant of the Indian Ocean. It is this sub-region of the Ocean, stemming from the Gulf of Aden abutting the…
The Pan-African Legacy
American-Southern African Relations
Black Worker Attitudes
Participate in the African renaissance
A global demographic shift toward an Afro‐Asian world is underway. Ideally, the United States would broaden its contacts beyond bilateral relations to subregional organizations and take Africa seriously; otherwise, a south‐south hemispheric alignment may emerge
Guest editor's note
A Rapidly Changing Reality
The Nature of the World order and Crisis through the eyes of leading experts in International Relations Q uantity has transformed into quality. Deformations and tensions in the world order, which have matured latently for years, if not decades, have come to light. The nature of changes in the modern world is yet to be comprehended. Not surprisingly, it is difficult to get rid of the Cold War inertial thinking and the temptation to find parallels …
Haiti
(2008). Haiti: Reflections on a revolution in historical and contemporary perspectives. International Journal of African Renaissance Studies - Multi-, Inter- and Transdisciplinarity: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 113-117
Engaging Emerging Powers
Africa, viewed here as the world's ‘swing continent’, has in the past decade started to interact with emerging market economies in more intense fashion. This represents an advancing of the continent's integration into the global economy on terms more beneficial to the continent's development. However, this phenomenon also represents one of Africa's central strategic challenges; one located within what is widely considered a new ‘scramble for Afri…
South Africa and Sadc in the Indian Ocean maritime security equation
Beneath the surface of the Somali piracy threat that preoccupies the international community throughout the vast Indian Ocean maritime zone, there is a broad landscape of economic, commercial and functional potential embracing the states bordering this zone. This analysis focuses on the eastern and southern African littoral of the western quadrant of the Indian Ocean. It is this sub-region of the Ocean, stemming from the Gulf of Aden abutting the…
India's Ocean
American-Southern African Relations
Scoping South Africa’s 2018 foreign policy
On 22nd of February, the Institute for Global Dialogue associated with the University of South Africa teamed up with the Human Sciences Research Council to convene a roundtable on South Africa’s cr
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