Iqbal Jhazbhay
Biographic Data
| ID | 3563458 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Iqbal Jhazbhay |
| GIVEN NAMES | Iqbal |
| FAMILY NAME | Jhazbhay |
| SIGNATURE | JHAZBHAY I |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of South Africa |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6586-733X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Somaliland Quo Vadis
This article, with the focus on the period 1991 to 2006, examines Somaliland's postcolonial self-determination conundrum, its regional geo-political dynamics interacting within the broader international context and how these dynamics play out in the quest for de jure recognition and the influence of regional politics; Somaliland's navigating its quasi-juridical sovereignty amid the politics of the Arab League and the African Union (AU) which reso…
Somaliland's post-war reconstruction
This study captures the momentum of Somaliland's national reconciliation nationstate-rebuilding phase as it drives a reconstruction process involving the demobilisation of militias; internal state institutional reconstruction focusing on the House of Elders and the House of Representatives; the international dimensions of reconstruction involving humanitarian aid and developmental assistance; private reconstruction initiatives interacting with th…
Islam and Stability in Somaliland and the Geo-politics of the War on Terror
This paper interprets the regional (geo-cultural/geo-Islamic) pressures interacting with localized Somaliland expressions of pastoral Sufi Islam and Wahhabi "Gulf Islam", and the rise of political Islam in North-East Africa. It also examines the geo-politics of the "war on terror" and the global Islamic civil war. Somaliland's culture of Islamic education, and the prognosis on Islam and stability in Somaliland, and how an Islamist ascendancy migh…
The Horn of Hope
South Africa-North Africa relations
Post‐apartheid South Africa has actively courted North African countries and has been pivotal in some of the conflicts and issues in the region. The article looks at developments since 1994. Notes Iqbal Jhazbhay teaches at the University of South Africa, serves on the Board of the Johannesburg‐based Institute for Global Dialogue and is convenor of the Middle East Study Group at SAIIA
Somaliland
This essay outlines recent developments in the Horn of Africa with particular focus on the emerging democratic state of Somaliland. It maps out the key political contours of Somaliland and Somalia. In this respect, the implications of recent developments for the international community and multilateral institutions are analysed. Somaliland has shown extraordinary determination to succeed. Those governing Somaliland have shown respect for democrat…
The Politics of Interpretation
South African Political Islam
An Emerging Muslim Identity in the Global Village
Somaliland
This essay outlines recent developments in the Horn of Africa with particular focus on the emerging democratic state of Somaliland. It maps out the key political contours of Somaliland and Somalia. In this respect, the implications of recent developments for the international community and multilateral institutions are analysed. Somaliland has shown extraordinary determination to succeed. Those governing Somaliland have shown respect for democrat…
Islam and Stability in Somaliland and the Geo-politics of the War on Terror
This paper interprets the regional (geo-cultural/geo-Islamic) pressures interacting with localized Somaliland expressions of pastoral Sufi Islam and Wahhabi "Gulf Islam", and the rise of political Islam in North-East Africa. It also examines the geo-politics of the "war on terror" and the global Islamic civil war. Somaliland's culture of Islamic education, and the prognosis on Islam and stability in Somaliland, and how an Islamist ascendancy migh…
South African Political Islam
An Emerging Muslim Identity in the Global Village
The Politics of Interpretation
An Emerging Muslim Identity in the Global Village
The Politics of Interpretation
South African Political Islam
Somaliland
This essay outlines recent developments in the Horn of Africa with particular focus on the emerging democratic state of Somaliland. It maps out the key political contours of Somaliland and Somalia. In this respect, the implications of recent developments for the international community and multilateral institutions are analysed. Somaliland has shown extraordinary determination to succeed. Those governing Somaliland have shown respect for democrat…
The Horn of Hope
South Africa-North Africa relations
Post‐apartheid South Africa has actively courted North African countries and has been pivotal in some of the conflicts and issues in the region. The article looks at developments since 1994. Notes Iqbal Jhazbhay teaches at the University of South Africa, serves on the Board of the Johannesburg‐based Institute for Global Dialogue and is convenor of the Middle East Study Group at SAIIA
Somaliland's post-war reconstruction
This study captures the momentum of Somaliland's national reconciliation nationstate-rebuilding phase as it drives a reconstruction process involving the demobilisation of militias; internal state institutional reconstruction focusing on the House of Elders and the House of Representatives; the international dimensions of reconstruction involving humanitarian aid and developmental assistance; private reconstruction initiatives interacting with th…
Islam and Stability in Somaliland and the Geo-politics of the War on Terror
This paper interprets the regional (geo-cultural/geo-Islamic) pressures interacting with localized Somaliland expressions of pastoral Sufi Islam and Wahhabi "Gulf Islam", and the rise of political Islam in North-East Africa. It also examines the geo-politics of the "war on terror" and the global Islamic civil war. Somaliland's culture of Islamic education, and the prognosis on Islam and stability in Somaliland, and how an Islamist ascendancy migh…
Somaliland Quo Vadis
This article, with the focus on the period 1991 to 2006, examines Somaliland's postcolonial self-determination conundrum, its regional geo-political dynamics interacting within the broader international context and how these dynamics play out in the quest for de jure recognition and the influence of regional politics; Somaliland's navigating its quasi-juridical sovereignty amid the politics of the Arab League and the African Union (AU) which reso…
Political science (9 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Development economics (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Islam (4 works) · Political economy (4 works)