Andreas Velthuizen
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 358211 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Andreas Velthuizen |
| PRENOMES | Andreas |
| SOBRENOME | Velthuizen |
| ASSINATURA | VELTHUIZEN A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of South Africa |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0601-0288 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Why is it essential for emerging powers to focus on decentralised collaborations during geopolitical chaos
Linking the drivers of insecurity and security in Africa
Linking the drivers of insecurity and security in Africa." African Security Review, 31(3), pp. 243–244
Human security
Human security: Countering harmful ideologies and dominant narratives." African Security Review, 31(2), pp. 121–122
Security the African way
Security the African way: From indigenous conflict resolution to state response." African Security Review, 30(4), p. 417
The dividing line between human resilience and militarised state security
The dividing line between human resilience and militarised state security." African Security Review, 30(2), pp. 137–138
Securing the African space
Securing the African space: A collective response to threats under persisting constraints." African Security Review, 30(3), pp. 269–270
Beyond Silencing the Guns
The author presents the tentative results of ongoing research into a new paradigm for peace and security in Africa. The empirical foundation of the research is the result of a triangulation of research methods that involved literature study, reflexive journaling and thematic analysis. The discussion aims to determine how China can contribute to the renewal of the African Peace and Security Architecture (APSA). The aim is achieved by discussing an…
Beyond Silencing the Guns
The author presents the tentative results of ongoing research into a new paradigm for peace and security in Africa. The empirical foundation of the research is the result of a triangulation of research methods that involved literature study, reflexive journaling and thematic analysis. The discussion aims to determine how China can contribute to the renewal of the African Peace and Security Architecture (APSA). The aim is achieved by discussing an…
Securing a future of uncertainty
With this issue we wrap up Volume 29 and close out the year. We begin in South Africa with research from Ningi, Taruvinga and Zhou, who explore energy poverty and security in two rural Eastern Cape
The broken relationship between state security and human security
The broken relationship between state security and human security." African Security Review, 29(3), pp. 223–224
Spiritual Knowledge and the Military Landscape
The article examines spiritual knowledge derived from military landscapes. The paper draws on the ways in which the !Kun (also called ‘San’ or ‘Bushmen’) soldiers during the so-called Cold War in Namibia and Angola experienced the landscape in which they operated. The article asserts that in the context of war, spirituality is a human experience where spiritual knowledge can be discovered in military landscapes. The author found that spiritual pr…
The poetics of peace
This article is inspired by the need for research methods that would discover the interrelationships of reconciliation and culture, specifically analysing the behaviour of field researchers originating from different lifestyles or culture, observing and participating in the artful expressions of research subjects. The purpose of this article was to present an overview of research into poetics as a source of information that contributes to existin…
Surviving the past, coping with the present, hoping for a future of justice
This article set out to identify the dispute resolution practices that survived historic events such as slavery and colonialism that can add value to modern alternative dispute resolution (ADR) practices. A discussion on ADR and applying it to the African context set the framework for a discussion about the causal relationship between the ADR practices of the Marrons of Suriname and that of the Igbo of Nigeria. This relationship is explained in t…
Listen to us-we know the solution
Inspired by the need to find lasting solutions to violent conflict, the author stated the research question by asking ‘how can community knowledge be given a new centrality so that it can contribute to innovative conflict resolution?’ In answering this question, the author argues that conflict mapping is a strong influential instrument not only for community research, but also to empower a community to deal with conflict, promote equity of discou…
Towards a military doctrine for humanistic intervention in African conflicts
The article is presented against the background of the need for African military forces to deal with the complexities that come with leading and participating in multinational military operations in Africa. The research problem that guided this research is: What should the doctrine of military forces in Africa be to enable them to work together as part of the multinational forces while serving African interests? The aim is to investigate the poss…
A transdisciplinary approach to understanding the causes of wicked problems such as the violent conflict in Rwanda
The paper is presented against a background of many wicked problems that confront us in the world today such as violent crime, conflict that emanates from political power seeking, contests for scarce resources, the increasing reaction all over the world to the deterioration of socio-economic conditions and the devastation caused by natural disasters. This article will argue that the challenge of violent conflict requires an innovative approach to…
Best practices for the management of knowledge for conflict resolution
This article deals with the management of knowledge for conflict resolution and innovation in Africa. After a brief discussion of the research methodology followed, a feedback is provided on the field study conducted from 2006 to 2008 in northern Uganda and Rwanda and at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) in Arusha, Tanzania, and in the DRC. As a result of the field study, certain principles and practices were identified whereb…
The Significance of the Battle for Cuito Cuanavale
This article deals with the long-term outcomes of the Battle of Cuito Cuanavale inAngola (1987–1988) and the effect of the outcomes on the current strategic landscape inSouthern Africa. The crux of the article is to learn about the value of long-termforesight for strategising in an international context. After a short discussion of theresearch methodology, the desired long-term outcomes, as perceived by the major roleplayersbefore the battle, wil…
Why is it essential for emerging powers to focus on decentralised collaborations during geopolitical chaos
The Significance of the Battle for Cuito Cuanavale
This article deals with the long-term outcomes of the Battle of Cuito Cuanavale inAngola (1987–1988) and the effect of the outcomes on the current strategic landscape inSouthern Africa. The crux of the article is to learn about the value of long-termforesight for strategising in an international context. After a short discussion of theresearch methodology, the desired long-term outcomes, as perceived by the major roleplayersbefore the battle, wil…
Best practices for the management of knowledge for conflict resolution
This article deals with the management of knowledge for conflict resolution and innovation in Africa. After a brief discussion of the research methodology followed, a feedback is provided on the field study conducted from 2006 to 2008 in northern Uganda and Rwanda and at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) in Arusha, Tanzania, and in the DRC. As a result of the field study, certain principles and practices were identified whereb…
The Significance of the Battle for Cuito Cuanavale
This article deals with the long-term outcomes of the Battle of Cuito Cuanavale inAngola (1987–1988) and the effect of the outcomes on the current strategic landscape inSouthern Africa. The crux of the article is to learn about the value of long-termforesight for strategising in an international context. After a short discussion of theresearch methodology, the desired long-term outcomes, as perceived by the major roleplayersbefore the battle, wil…
A transdisciplinary approach to understanding the causes of wicked problems such as the violent conflict in Rwanda
The paper is presented against a background of many wicked problems that confront us in the world today such as violent crime, conflict that emanates from political power seeking, contests for scarce resources, the increasing reaction all over the world to the deterioration of socio-economic conditions and the devastation caused by natural disasters. This article will argue that the challenge of violent conflict requires an innovative approach to…
Towards a military doctrine for humanistic intervention in African conflicts
The article is presented against the background of the need for African military forces to deal with the complexities that come with leading and participating in multinational military operations in Africa. The research problem that guided this research is: What should the doctrine of military forces in Africa be to enable them to work together as part of the multinational forces while serving African interests? The aim is to investigate the poss…
Listen to us-we know the solution
Inspired by the need to find lasting solutions to violent conflict, the author stated the research question by asking ‘how can community knowledge be given a new centrality so that it can contribute to innovative conflict resolution?’ In answering this question, the author argues that conflict mapping is a strong influential instrument not only for community research, but also to empower a community to deal with conflict, promote equity of discou…
Surviving the past, coping with the present, hoping for a future of justice
This article set out to identify the dispute resolution practices that survived historic events such as slavery and colonialism that can add value to modern alternative dispute resolution (ADR) practices. A discussion on ADR and applying it to the African context set the framework for a discussion about the causal relationship between the ADR practices of the Marrons of Suriname and that of the Igbo of Nigeria. This relationship is explained in t…
The poetics of peace
This article is inspired by the need for research methods that would discover the interrelationships of reconciliation and culture, specifically analysing the behaviour of field researchers originating from different lifestyles or culture, observing and participating in the artful expressions of research subjects. The purpose of this article was to present an overview of research into poetics as a source of information that contributes to existin…
Spiritual Knowledge and the Military Landscape
The article examines spiritual knowledge derived from military landscapes. The paper draws on the ways in which the !Kun (also called ‘San’ or ‘Bushmen’) soldiers during the so-called Cold War in Namibia and Angola experienced the landscape in which they operated. The article asserts that in the context of war, spirituality is a human experience where spiritual knowledge can be discovered in military landscapes. The author found that spiritual pr…
Beyond Silencing the Guns
The author presents the tentative results of ongoing research into a new paradigm for peace and security in Africa. The empirical foundation of the research is the result of a triangulation of research methods that involved literature study, reflexive journaling and thematic analysis. The discussion aims to determine how China can contribute to the renewal of the African Peace and Security Architecture (APSA). The aim is achieved by discussing an…
Beyond Silencing the Guns
The author presents the tentative results of ongoing research into a new paradigm for peace and security in Africa. The empirical foundation of the research is the result of a triangulation of research methods that involved literature study, reflexive journaling and thematic analysis. The discussion aims to determine how China can contribute to the renewal of the African Peace and Security Architecture (APSA). The aim is achieved by discussing an…
Securing a future of uncertainty
With this issue we wrap up Volume 29 and close out the year. We begin in South Africa with research from Ningi, Taruvinga and Zhou, who explore energy poverty and security in two rural Eastern Cape
The broken relationship between state security and human security
The broken relationship between state security and human security." African Security Review, 29(3), pp. 223–224
Security the African way
Security the African way: From indigenous conflict resolution to state response." African Security Review, 30(4), p. 417
The dividing line between human resilience and militarised state security
The dividing line between human resilience and militarised state security." African Security Review, 30(2), pp. 137–138
Securing the African space
Securing the African space: A collective response to threats under persisting constraints." African Security Review, 30(3), pp. 269–270
Linking the drivers of insecurity and security in Africa
Linking the drivers of insecurity and security in Africa." African Security Review, 31(3), pp. 243–244
Human security
Human security: Countering harmful ideologies and dominant narratives." African Security Review, 31(2), pp. 121–122
Why is it essential for emerging powers to focus on decentralised collaborations during geopolitical chaos
Political science (18 obras) · Law (14 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Computer Science (8 obras) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (8 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Economics (6 obras) · Development economics (5 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Human security (5 obras)