A New Era for <i>African Security</i> : Sustaining and Expanding Opportunities for Sustained Scholarship and Inclusive Excellence

2024-8-6

Tackling Maritime Security in the Gulf of Guinea: Interactions Between Global Shipping and Ghanaian State Agents

2024-7-24

Understanding the Performance, Survival and Collapse of African Ad Hoc Military Coalitions

2024-6-26

The Declining Role of Nigeria As Africa’s Peacekeeper in the UN Security Council

2024-5-28

Resolving Secessionist Wars in the Horn of Africa: A Call for a Critical Discourse

2024-3-19

From ‘Roving’ to ‘Stationary’ Actors: Understanding the Territorial Logic of Al Shabaab in Somalia

2024-3-7

The Inadvertent Influence of Peacekeeping and Peace Support Operations on Ghana’s Armed Forces

2023-10-2

Farewell from Outgoing Editors

2023-10-2

Securing Interests or Undermining Sovereignty? The Political Implications of Foreign Military Basing in Africa

2023-10-2

Yearbook on the African Union, Volume 2 (2021) <b>Yearbook on the African Union, Volume 2 (2021)</b> , Engel, Ulf (ed.), BRILL: Leiden, 2023, 272 pp., $107 (Hardback), ISBN: 978-90-04-52601-3

2023-10-2

Manufacturing Scarcity: Understanding the Causes of Conflicts Between Farmers and Herders in Asante Akim North Municipality of Ghana

2023-7-3

Urban-Rural Geographies of Political Violence in North and West Africa

2023-7-3

Media Reform and Prospects for Peace and Conflict-Sensitive Journalism in Nigeria: A Critical Appraisal of International and African Research on Media and Peacebuilding

2023-7-3

In Memoriam: Professor Russell C. Smandych

2023-7-3

National Submissions to the UN Counter-Terrorism Committee as Constructions of National Identity: Cameroon, Kenya and Nigeria

2023-7-3

The African Union’s Prohibition of Unconstitutional Changes of Government: An Uneasy Choice between Fidelity to Principle and Pragmatism

2023-1-2

Competitive Control? ‘Hearts and Minds’ and the Population Control Strategy of the Islamic State West Africa Province

2023-1-2

Rethinking Approaches to Violent Extremism

2023-1-2

Provoking an Overreaction: Transborder Guerrilla Warfare in the Kenya-Somalia Borderlands

2023-1-2

Understanding Vulnerability to Violent Extremism: Evidence from Borno State, Northeastern Nigeria

2023-1-2

The End of Stability – How Burkina Faso Fell Apart

2022-10-2

Instability, Social Capital and the Air Force: Burkina Faso, the Two Sudans and Nigeria in Focus

2022-10-2

A Historical and Sociological Study of the Nigerian Air Force (1962 – 1970): Politics, Ethnicism and Army Influence

2022-10-2

Gender, Business, and Social Capital in the Abyei Area between the Two Sudans

2022-9-28

Performing Shīʿīsm and Martyrdom: The Place of Religious Songs in the #freeZakzaky Occupy Abuja Movement

2022-7-3

Witness Protection, Nile Politics, Shīʿīsm and the Problematique of Borders

2022-7-3

Double Victimization? Using a Human Security Framework to Assess the Effectiveness of the Witness Protection Regime in Kenya

2022-7-3

Realist Perspectives on Nile Politics: Conflict and Cooperation between Ethiopia and Egypt

2022-6-6

The Burden of Borders: Reassessing the Impacts of Nigeria’s Border Closure on the National Security

2022-6-1

Beyond Ungoverned Spaces: Connecting the Dots between Relative Deprivation, Banditry, and Violence in Nigeria

2022-4-3

<i>In Hindsight</i>: The African Union’s Peace-making Role in Cote d’Ivoire’s Post-Election Crisis (2010-2011)

2022-4-3

The Potential for Violent Extremist Organizations in Africa to Take Advantage of the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis in Ungoverned Spaces: The Cases of al-Shabaab and Boko Haram

2022-4-3

Peace-Making, Military Integration, Banditry, and Weaponization of the COVID-19 Pandemic by Extremist Groups

2022-4-3

A Faulty Prescription? Critiquing Joint Security Units after Peace Agreements in Sudan, South Sudan, and the Central African Republic

2022-3-7

Vaccine nationalism, violent extremist problematique and state management of combat-related deaths

2022-1-2

Evaluation of ISIS’s Threats in the Middle East and Africa

2022-1-2

Comparative Perspectives on Linkages between Violent Extremism and Organized Crime in Africa

2022-1-2

The Nigerian Army’s Communication and Management of Combat-Related Deaths in the War against Boko Haram

2021-12-16

The Political Economy of Global Vaccine Nationalism: Towards Building Agency for Africa’s Drug Manufacturing Capacity

2021-12-6

Special Issue on “Covid-19, Peace and Security in Africa: Challenges and Opportunities”

2021-10-2

LGBTQI+ and Nowhere to Go: The Makings of a Refugee Population Without Refuge

2021-10-2

Democracy and Elections amid the COVID 19 Pandemic: The Case of Burundi

2021-10-2

Crises, Conflict and Cooperation: The Two-Sided Impact of COVID-19 on Peace in Nigeria

2021-10-2

African Regional and Inter-Regional Health Governance: Early Responses to the Covid-19 Pandemic by ECOWAS and the African Union

2021-10-2

COVID-19 and the Resilience of Africa’s Peace and Security Networks

2021-10-2

COVID-‘419’: Social Context of Cybercrime in the Age of COVID-19 in Nigeria

2021-10-2

Nigeria’s Response to COVID-19: Lockdown Policy and Human Rights Violations

2021-10-2

Reflections on How the Nigerian Government Has Managed the Covid-19 Crisis

2021-10-2

Conflict Networks, Terrorist Recruitment, Maritime Security and Non-State Armed Group Involvement in Counter-terrorism Strategies

2021-7-3

The Nature and Scope of Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated Fishing and Fisheries Crime in Cameroon: Implications for Maritime Security

2021-7-3