Jan Prouza
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 879638 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jan Prouza |
| NOMBRES | Jan |
| APELLIDO | Prouza |
| FIRMA | PROUZA J |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Hradec Králové |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4116-2412 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Education in Citizenship or Obedience? The Case of Post-Genocide Rwanda
Post-conflict reconstruction conventionally consists of four pillars—security, political, economic, and social. Ideally, all these pillars are interconnected and develop simultaneously to accelerate the reconstruction and make it stable. Rwanda undoubtedly succeeded in many aspects of its post-conflict reconstruction and it is no wonder that it is frequently presented as a model for other African countries recovering from an intrastate conflict. …
Towards "modern" counterinsurgency in Sub-Saharan Africa
This article investigates counterinsurgencies in Sub-Saharan Africa, especially those opposing insurgencies with an ethnic and/or sectarian character. Using a most-similar method of case selection, we select the cases of counterinsurgencies in Nigeria and Mozambique, which we examine in an exploratory way. We analyse the existing literature on counterinsurgency strategies and investigate possible problems with their application to contemporary Is…
Is the EU perceived and recognised as an actor in international relations? The case of EU-Nigeria energy relations
Conditions of External Military Interventions in African Internal Conflicts
External interventions are one of the most important aspects of intrastate conflicts since a majority of them are significantly internationalised, especially in Africa where the interventions most often occur. Factors that lead to the military intervention remain, however, puzzling. The authors therefore apply the method of fs/QCA to understand not only conditionsbehind intervention into African intrastate conflicts, but also to catch interaction…
Turning to history, appraising diversity and recasting democratization studies
This article focuses on an assessment of the implications of a “turn to history” for the study of democratization. The authors refer to the fact that a “turn to history” has been linked to a broad set of standpoints incorporated into various contexts, which complicates any assessment of the impact of these standpoints on the agenda of research into democratization. According to the authors, it is not possible to suffice with a simple juxtapositio…
Towards "modern" counterinsurgency in Sub-Saharan Africa
This article investigates counterinsurgencies in Sub-Saharan Africa, especially those opposing insurgencies with an ethnic and/or sectarian character. Using a most-similar method of case selection, we select the cases of counterinsurgencies in Nigeria and Mozambique, which we examine in an exploratory way. We analyse the existing literature on counterinsurgency strategies and investigate possible problems with their application to contemporary Is…
Turning to history, appraising diversity and recasting democratization studies
This article focuses on an assessment of the implications of a “turn to history” for the study of democratization. The authors refer to the fact that a “turn to history” has been linked to a broad set of standpoints incorporated into various contexts, which complicates any assessment of the impact of these standpoints on the agenda of research into democratization. According to the authors, it is not possible to suffice with a simple juxtapositio…
Conditions of External Military Interventions in African Internal Conflicts
External interventions are one of the most important aspects of intrastate conflicts since a majority of them are significantly internationalised, especially in Africa where the interventions most often occur. Factors that lead to the military intervention remain, however, puzzling. The authors therefore apply the method of fs/QCA to understand not only conditionsbehind intervention into African intrastate conflicts, but also to catch interaction…
Is the EU perceived and recognised as an actor in international relations? The case of EU-Nigeria energy relations
Education in Citizenship or Obedience? The Case of Post-Genocide Rwanda
Post-conflict reconstruction conventionally consists of four pillars—security, political, economic, and social. Ideally, all these pillars are interconnected and develop simultaneously to accelerate the reconstruction and make it stable. Rwanda undoubtedly succeeded in many aspects of its post-conflict reconstruction and it is no wonder that it is frequently presented as a model for other African countries recovering from an intrastate conflict. …
Towards "modern" counterinsurgency in Sub-Saharan Africa
This article investigates counterinsurgencies in Sub-Saharan Africa, especially those opposing insurgencies with an ethnic and/or sectarian character. Using a most-similar method of case selection, we select the cases of counterinsurgencies in Nigeria and Mozambique, which we examine in an exploratory way. We analyse the existing literature on counterinsurgency strategies and investigate possible problems with their application to contemporary Is…
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