Gilbert M Khadiagala
Biographic Data
| ID | 122190 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gilbert M Khadiagala |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gilbert M |
| FAMILY NAME | Khadiagala |
| SIGNATURE | KHADIAGALA G M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the Witwatersrand |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 31 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 97 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
New South African Review 6: The Crisis of Inequality
Towards studying African interventions 'from below' - A short conclusion
Whither peacebuilding? A reflection on post-conflict African experiences
Peacebuilding is a key concept in efforts to reconstruct African states emerging from conflicts. At heart, it captures the whole array of activities associated with state-and nation-building in addition to building the foundations for local ownership of these processes. Popularised by the UN Secretary-General Boutros-Boutros Ghali in the early 1990s, peacebuilding has evolved alongside peacemaking and peacekeeping in the reconstruction repertoire…
New South African Review 5: Beyond Marikana
The evolution of South Africa's democracy promotion in Africa: From idealism to pragmatism
South Africa is an emerging power with fairly strong democratic institutions that were crafted during the transition from minority to majority rule twenty years ago. How has South Africa used its position and power to promote democracy in Africa? Against the backdrop of debates on democracy promotion by emerging powers, this article probes attempts by successive post-apartheid governments to promote democracy in Africa. We argue that although dem…
Global and Regional Mechanisms for Governing the Resource Curse in Africa
International norms around natural resource governance have proliferated in the face of civil wars and feeble state institutions in Africa. These norms have been captured in institutions such as the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS), and the African Mining Vision (AMV). But have these institutions reversed the purported resource curse? This article seeks answers to this key que…
Road Maps in Resolving African Conflicts: Pathways to Peace or Cul de Sacs
Road maps have become popular in recent African efforts to mediate and resolve conflicts. The African Union singly, or in concert with Regional Economic Communities and international actors, has invoked road maps as mediation and conflict resolution templates in Darfur, Libya, Côte d’Ivoire, Madagascar, and North-South Sudan. Although they are growing in significance, there is very little understanding of their usefulness and efficacy in peacemak…
Political movements and coalition politics in Kenya: Entrenching Ethnicity
Like most African countries, Kenya has faced enormous obstacles in building political parties that transcend individualistic, idiosyncratic and ethnically based politics. Throughout most of the post-colonial era, patronage and the division of political spoils helped Kenyan elites to manage the fissures of ethnicity. With the resumption of competitive politics since the early 1990s, the growth of political parties has remained stunted, hostage to …
Two moments in African thought: Ideas in Africa's international relations
How ideas influence Africa's international relations is an interesting subject of scholarly inquiry. This article illuminates the authors and events that shaped the germination and dissemination of ideas during two critical moments in Africa's international relations. The argument is that while ideas are important in Africa's international relations, there is a dearth of universal African ideas that could permeate the heterogenous and fragmented …
Boundaries in Eastern Africa
Boundaries in Eastern Africa reflect intricate compromises by colonial and post-colonial authorities to stabilize human habitation within territorial spaces. Although creatures of human contrivances, these boundaries have evolved into natural formations that delimit the external reach of power and delineate citizenships. Over the years, the instability occasioned elsewhere in Africa by border conflicts has dissipated in Eastern Africa, lending so…
Regionalism and conflict resolution: Lessons from the Kenyan crisis
Kenya's political meltdown in the aftermath of the contentious 2007 elections tested the solidity and sturdiness of regional mechanisms tasked with conflict resolution in East Africa. Despite years of elaborate attempts to build diverse institutions for early warning, conflict prevention and management within the rubric of the East African Community (EAC) and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), Eastern Africa was unprepared for…
The Next Liberation Struggle: Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy in Southern Africa, John S. Saul
African Economies: The Tensions Between Hope and Inertia
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Negotiating African Independence: An Introduction
Negotiating Angola's Independence Transition: The Alvor Accords
The decolonization process that led to Angola's independence in November 1975 is instructive in the annals of colonial bargains for African independence. The coincidence of domestic turmoil in Portugal following the collapse of the dictatorship in April 1974 and the fragmentation of the Angolan nationalist movements created a context that precluded an orderly transition. Weak and indecisive leadership in Lisbon contributed to the crafting and imp…
Studies in International Mediation: Essays in Honor of Jeffrey Z. Rubin
Studies in International Mediation: Essays in Honor of Jeffrey Z. Rubin
Major trends affecting families in Sub-Saharan Africaa
Naciones Unidas. Ano Internacional de la Familia 2004. Families in the process of development
Ending Civil Wars: The Implementation of Peace Agreements
South Africa's Brittle Peace: The Problem of Post-Settlement Violence (review)
African Foreign Policies: Power and Process
Africa's Shaky New Voice
African Foreign Policies: Power and Process
Foreign Policy Making in Africa: An Introduction - the Editors. Foreign Policy Decisionmaking in Anglophone West Africa - C.A. Adibe. New Directions in Francophone West African Foreign Policies - P.J. Schraeder. Foreign Policy Making in Central Africa: The Imperative of Regime Security in a New Context - J.F. Clark. Foreign Policy Making in the Great Lakes Region - R. Lemarchand. The Foreign Policy of the Horn: The Clash Between the Old and the N…
Sowing the Mustard Seed: The Struggle for Freedom and Democracy in Uganda
Early years - (1944-1958) youth and politics - (1958-1966) Dar Es Salaam University - (1967-1970) a brief historical review fighting Amin (1-4) - (1972-1979) the Uganda National Liberation Front - (1979-1980) fighting Obote (1-2) - (1981-1983)
Reaction and Renewal in South Africa
Allies in Adversity: The Frontline States in Southern African Security, 1975-1993
Ending Civil Wars: The Implementation of Peace Agreements
Studies in International Mediation: Essays in Honor of Jeffrey Z. Rubin
Studies in International Mediation: Essays in Honor of Jeffrey Z. Rubin
Boundaries in Eastern Africa
Boundaries in Eastern Africa reflect intricate compromises by colonial and post-colonial authorities to stabilize human habitation within territorial spaces. Although creatures of human contrivances, these boundaries have evolved into natural formations that delimit the external reach of power and delineate citizenships. Over the years, the instability occasioned elsewhere in Africa by border conflicts has dissipated in Eastern Africa, lending so…
Major trends affecting families in Sub-Saharan Africaa
Naciones Unidas. Ano Internacional de la Familia 2004. Families in the process of development
African Foreign Policies: Power and Process
Foreign Policy Making in Africa: An Introduction - the Editors. Foreign Policy Decisionmaking in Anglophone West Africa - C.A. Adibe. New Directions in Francophone West African Foreign Policies - P.J. Schraeder. Foreign Policy Making in Central Africa: The Imperative of Regime Security in a New Context - J.F. Clark. Foreign Policy Making in the Great Lakes Region - R. Lemarchand. The Foreign Policy of the Horn: The Clash Between the Old and the N…
Uganda's Domestic and Regional Security Since the 1970s
Likethe flow of the Nile, the policy-making environment of ruling élites in Eastern Africa has remained remarkably unaltered over the years. New and old leaderships alike confront the perennial questions of building political authority and legitimacy on fragile socio-economic bases, in addition to finding appropriate modes of inter-state relationships. Uganda has occupied a central place in this structure as a participant in regional economic and…
The evolution of South Africa's democracy promotion in Africa: From idealism to pragmatism
South Africa is an emerging power with fairly strong democratic institutions that were crafted during the transition from minority to majority rule twenty years ago. How has South Africa used its position and power to promote democracy in Africa? Against the backdrop of debates on democracy promotion by emerging powers, this article probes attempts by successive post-apartheid governments to promote democracy in Africa. We argue that although dem…
Global and Regional Mechanisms for Governing the Resource Curse in Africa
International norms around natural resource governance have proliferated in the face of civil wars and feeble state institutions in Africa. These norms have been captured in institutions such as the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS), and the African Mining Vision (AMV). But have these institutions reversed the purported resource curse? This article seeks answers to this key que…
Political movements and coalition politics in Kenya: Entrenching Ethnicity
Like most African countries, Kenya has faced enormous obstacles in building political parties that transcend individualistic, idiosyncratic and ethnically based politics. Throughout most of the post-colonial era, patronage and the division of political spoils helped Kenyan elites to manage the fissures of ethnicity. With the resumption of competitive politics since the early 1990s, the growth of political parties has remained stunted, hostage to …
Thoughts on Africa and the new world order
(1992). Thoughts on Africa and the new world order. The Round Table: Vol. 81, No. 324, pp. 431-450
Towards studying African interventions 'from below' - A short conclusion
Regionalism and conflict resolution: Lessons from the Kenyan crisis
Kenya's political meltdown in the aftermath of the contentious 2007 elections tested the solidity and sturdiness of regional mechanisms tasked with conflict resolution in East Africa. Despite years of elaborate attempts to build diverse institutions for early warning, conflict prevention and management within the rubric of the East African Community (EAC) and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), Eastern Africa was unprepared for…
African Foreign Policies: Power and Process
Thoughts on Africa and the new world order
(1992). Thoughts on Africa and the new world order. The Round Table: Vol. 81, No. 324, pp. 431-450
Effective Sanctions on South Africa: The Cutting Edge of Economic Intervention
The role of international sanctions against South Africa, George W.Shepherd Jr multilateral sanctions against South Africa - a legal framework for comprehensive implementation, Ved P.Nanda multiplier and structural path analysis of trade sanctions, Haider Ali Khan South Africa's strategic mineral exports - an analysis of the feasibility of a United States embargo, Sanford Wright economic pressure on South Africa - does it work?, Stephen P.Davis t…
Uganda's Domestic and Regional Security Since the 1970s
Likethe flow of the Nile, the policy-making environment of ruling élites in Eastern Africa has remained remarkably unaltered over the years. New and old leaderships alike confront the perennial questions of building political authority and legitimacy on fragile socio-economic bases, in addition to finding appropriate modes of inter-state relationships. Uganda has occupied a central place in this structure as a participant in regional economic and…
Collapsed States: The Disintegration and Restoration of Legitimate Authority
The authors address the problem of collapsed states a phenomenon that goes far beyond rebellion or the change of regimes to involve the literal implosion of structures of authority and legitimacy by comparatively examining eleven African cases and also assessing the potential strengths and weaknesses of various responses (e.g. democratization, foreign intervention) to impending state collapse.
Allies in Adversity: The Frontline States in Southern African Security, 1975-1993
Allies in Adversity: The Frontline States in Southern African Security, 1975-1993
Allies in Adversity: The Frontline States in Southern African Security, 1975-1993
Reaction and Renewal in South Africa
Sowing the Mustard Seed: The Struggle for Freedom and Democracy in Uganda
Early years - (1944-1958) youth and politics - (1958-1966) Dar Es Salaam University - (1967-1970) a brief historical review fighting Amin (1-4) - (1972-1979) the Uganda National Liberation Front - (1979-1980) fighting Obote (1-2) - (1981-1983)
Africa's Shaky New Voice
African Foreign Policies: Power and Process
Foreign Policy Making in Africa: An Introduction - the Editors. Foreign Policy Decisionmaking in Anglophone West Africa - C.A. Adibe. New Directions in Francophone West African Foreign Policies - P.J. Schraeder. Foreign Policy Making in Central Africa: The Imperative of Regime Security in a New Context - J.F. Clark. Foreign Policy Making in the Great Lakes Region - R. Lemarchand. The Foreign Policy of the Horn: The Clash Between the Old and the N…
Ending Civil Wars: The Implementation of Peace Agreements
South Africa's Brittle Peace: The Problem of Post-Settlement Violence (review)
African Foreign Policies: Power and Process
Studies in International Mediation: Essays in Honor of Jeffrey Z. Rubin
Studies in International Mediation: Essays in Honor of Jeffrey Z. Rubin
Major trends affecting families in Sub-Saharan Africaa
Naciones Unidas. Ano Internacional de la Familia 2004. Families in the process of development
Negotiating African Independence: An Introduction
Negotiating Angola's Independence Transition: The Alvor Accords
The decolonization process that led to Angola's independence in November 1975 is instructive in the annals of colonial bargains for African independence. The coincidence of domestic turmoil in Portugal following the collapse of the dictatorship in April 1974 and the fragmentation of the Angolan nationalist movements created a context that precluded an orderly transition. Weak and indecisive leadership in Lisbon contributed to the crafting and imp…
The Next Liberation Struggle: Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy in Southern Africa, John S. Saul
African Economies: The Tensions Between Hope and Inertia
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Regionalism and conflict resolution: Lessons from the Kenyan crisis
Kenya's political meltdown in the aftermath of the contentious 2007 elections tested the solidity and sturdiness of regional mechanisms tasked with conflict resolution in East Africa. Despite years of elaborate attempts to build diverse institutions for early warning, conflict prevention and management within the rubric of the East African Community (EAC) and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), Eastern Africa was unprepared for…
Political movements and coalition politics in Kenya: Entrenching Ethnicity
Like most African countries, Kenya has faced enormous obstacles in building political parties that transcend individualistic, idiosyncratic and ethnically based politics. Throughout most of the post-colonial era, patronage and the division of political spoils helped Kenyan elites to manage the fissures of ethnicity. With the resumption of competitive politics since the early 1990s, the growth of political parties has remained stunted, hostage to …
Two moments in African thought: Ideas in Africa's international relations
How ideas influence Africa's international relations is an interesting subject of scholarly inquiry. This article illuminates the authors and events that shaped the germination and dissemination of ideas during two critical moments in Africa's international relations. The argument is that while ideas are important in Africa's international relations, there is a dearth of universal African ideas that could permeate the heterogenous and fragmented …
Boundaries in Eastern Africa
Boundaries in Eastern Africa reflect intricate compromises by colonial and post-colonial authorities to stabilize human habitation within territorial spaces. Although creatures of human contrivances, these boundaries have evolved into natural formations that delimit the external reach of power and delineate citizenships. Over the years, the instability occasioned elsewhere in Africa by border conflicts has dissipated in Eastern Africa, lending so…
Road Maps in Resolving African Conflicts: Pathways to Peace or Cul de Sacs
Road maps have become popular in recent African efforts to mediate and resolve conflicts. The African Union singly, or in concert with Regional Economic Communities and international actors, has invoked road maps as mediation and conflict resolution templates in Darfur, Libya, Côte d’Ivoire, Madagascar, and North-South Sudan. Although they are growing in significance, there is very little understanding of their usefulness and efficacy in peacemak…
Political science (26 works) · Economics (16 works) · Law (16 works) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (14 works) · Politics (14 works) · Political economy (13 works) · Sociology (13 works) · Development economics (12 works) · International Development and Aid (11 works) · Geography (10 works)