J ‘bayo Adekanye
Biographic Data
| ID | 2898679 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J ‘bayo Adekanye |
| GIVEN NAMES | J ‘bayo |
| FAMILY NAME | Adekanye |
| SIGNATURE | ADEKANYE J ‘B |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Defence University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Power-Sharing in Multi-Ethnic Political Systems
Arms and Reconstruction in Post-Conflict Societies
Five case studies of international involvement in demilitarization/reconstruction processes are reviewed: Somalia (UNOSOM & UNITAF); Rhodesia/Zimbabwe; former Yugoslavia (UNPROFOR); Cambodia (UNTAC); and Mozambique (ONUMOZ). A central defect of these studies is that they do not include broader issues in their consideration of peace, nor do they contain any indications of the conditions for its sustenance in the post-settlement stage. Managing arm…
Rwanda/Burundi
The paper underlines the essentially military organizational dim ensions to the cycles of violent ethnic conflicts that have been plaguing Rw anda and Burundi. The argument is that the two armed formations now competing for territorial control and dom inance in both states, namely the Tutsi-controlled army at home and the Hutu 'refugee-warriors' from without, as indeed those before them (meaning the Hutucontrolled army at home and the Tutsi 'refu…
Structural Adjustment, Democratization and Rising Ethnic Tensions in Africa
Structural adjustment, democratization and rising ethnic tensions characterize the current situation in much of Africa today. This article examines how these tendencies interact causally. It begins by describing Africa's growing debt (combined with defence) burden, the nature of the structural adjustment programme (SAP), particularly its pressures and contradictions, and the increasingly authoritarian responses generated by these. After illustrat…
Structural Adjustment, Democratization and Rising Ethnic Tensions in Africa
Structural adjustment, democratization and rising ethnic tensions characterize the current situation in much of Africa today. This article examines how these tendencies interact causally. It begins by describing Africa's growing debt (combined with defence) burden, the nature of the structural adjustment programme (SAP), particularly its pressures and contradictions, and the increasingly authoritarian responses generated by these. After illustrat…
Power-Sharing in Multi-Ethnic Political Systems
Rwanda/Burundi
The paper underlines the essentially military organizational dim ensions to the cycles of violent ethnic conflicts that have been plaguing Rw anda and Burundi. The argument is that the two armed formations now competing for territorial control and dom inance in both states, namely the Tutsi-controlled army at home and the Hutu 'refugee-warriors' from without, as indeed those before them (meaning the Hutucontrolled army at home and the Tutsi 'refu…
Arms and Reconstruction in Post-Conflict Societies
Five case studies of international involvement in demilitarization/reconstruction processes are reviewed: Somalia (UNOSOM & UNITAF); Rhodesia/Zimbabwe; former Yugoslavia (UNPROFOR); Cambodia (UNTAC); and Mozambique (ONUMOZ). A central defect of these studies is that they do not include broader issues in their consideration of peace, nor do they contain any indications of the conditions for its sustenance in the post-settlement stage. Managing arm…
Structural Adjustment, Democratization and Rising Ethnic Tensions in Africa
Structural adjustment, democratization and rising ethnic tensions characterize the current situation in much of Africa today. This article examines how these tendencies interact causally. It begins by describing Africa's growing debt (combined with defence) burden, the nature of the structural adjustment programme (SAP), particularly its pressures and contradictions, and the increasingly authoritarian responses generated by these. After illustrat…
Rwanda/Burundi
The paper underlines the essentially military organizational dim ensions to the cycles of violent ethnic conflicts that have been plaguing Rw anda and Burundi. The argument is that the two armed formations now competing for territorial control and dom inance in both states, namely the Tutsi-controlled army at home and the Hutu 'refugee-warriors' from without, as indeed those before them (meaning the Hutucontrolled army at home and the Tutsi 'refu…
Arms and Reconstruction in Post-Conflict Societies
Five case studies of international involvement in demilitarization/reconstruction processes are reviewed: Somalia (UNOSOM & UNITAF); Rhodesia/Zimbabwe; former Yugoslavia (UNPROFOR); Cambodia (UNTAC); and Mozambique (ONUMOZ). A central defect of these studies is that they do not include broader issues in their consideration of peace, nor do they contain any indications of the conditions for its sustenance in the post-settlement stage. Managing arm…
Power-Sharing in Multi-Ethnic Political Systems
Law (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Ethnic group (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (2 works) · Law (2 works)