Diplomacy and Borderlands
African Agency at the Intersections of Orders
Herausgeber: Coleman, Katharina P; Seegers, Annette; Kornprobst, Markus
Diplomacy and Borderlands
African Agency at the Intersections of Orders
Herausgeber: Coleman, Katharina P; Seegers, Annette; Kornprobst, Markus
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This book examines Africa's internal and external relations by focusing on three core concepts: orders, diplomacy and borderlands.
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This book examines Africa's internal and external relations by focusing on three core concepts: orders, diplomacy and borderlands.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 274
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Oktober 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 155mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 522g
- ISBN-13: 9780367273323
- ISBN-10: 0367273322
- Artikelnr.: 58057494
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 274
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Oktober 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 155mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 522g
- ISBN-13: 9780367273323
- ISBN-10: 0367273322
- Artikelnr.: 58057494
Introduction Katharina Coleman, Markus Kornprobst, and Annette Seegers 1.
Where Local and Global Orders Interface: An Analysis of How Civil Society
Actors Contextualise Human Rights Norms in South Africa Maxine Rubin and
Masana Ndinga-Kanga 2. Human Rights in South Africa's Identity: The
Interplay of International and Domestic Mechanisms in South Africa's
Identity in Global Politics Annette Seegers 3. Zaire's Exile-Diplomats:
African Agency in Overlapping Orders Colin Hendrickx 4. The Borderlands of
Order in the Borderlands of Africa: Katanga and the Caprivi Strip Jan Erk
5. Establishment of a New Regional Order in the Horn of Africa Sonia Le
Gouriellec 6. The ECOWAS Commission and the Making of Regional Order in
West Africa: Intersecting Logics in International Public Administration
Stefan Gänzle, Jarle Trondal, and Nadja Kühn 7. Overlaps and
Distinctiveness: Africa's Nuclear Order Markus Kornprobst 8. African
Diplomacy in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations Katharina P. Coleman
9. Non-Impunity, the International Criminal Court and the African Union:
Exploring the Borderland of the International Orders Related to
Non-Impunity Martin Welz 10. Stirring the Pot: The African Union and the
International Order Thomas Kwasi Tieku 11. Africa in the Throes of Global
Pushes and Pulls Eghosa E. Osaghae Conclusion Katharina Coleman, Markus
Kornprobst, and Annette Seegers
Where Local and Global Orders Interface: An Analysis of How Civil Society
Actors Contextualise Human Rights Norms in South Africa Maxine Rubin and
Masana Ndinga-Kanga 2. Human Rights in South Africa's Identity: The
Interplay of International and Domestic Mechanisms in South Africa's
Identity in Global Politics Annette Seegers 3. Zaire's Exile-Diplomats:
African Agency in Overlapping Orders Colin Hendrickx 4. The Borderlands of
Order in the Borderlands of Africa: Katanga and the Caprivi Strip Jan Erk
5. Establishment of a New Regional Order in the Horn of Africa Sonia Le
Gouriellec 6. The ECOWAS Commission and the Making of Regional Order in
West Africa: Intersecting Logics in International Public Administration
Stefan Gänzle, Jarle Trondal, and Nadja Kühn 7. Overlaps and
Distinctiveness: Africa's Nuclear Order Markus Kornprobst 8. African
Diplomacy in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations Katharina P. Coleman
9. Non-Impunity, the International Criminal Court and the African Union:
Exploring the Borderland of the International Orders Related to
Non-Impunity Martin Welz 10. Stirring the Pot: The African Union and the
International Order Thomas Kwasi Tieku 11. Africa in the Throes of Global
Pushes and Pulls Eghosa E. Osaghae Conclusion Katharina Coleman, Markus
Kornprobst, and Annette Seegers
Introduction Katharina Coleman, Markus Kornprobst, and Annette Seegers 1.
Where Local and Global Orders Interface: An Analysis of How Civil Society
Actors Contextualise Human Rights Norms in South Africa Maxine Rubin and
Masana Ndinga-Kanga 2. Human Rights in South Africa's Identity: The
Interplay of International and Domestic Mechanisms in South Africa's
Identity in Global Politics Annette Seegers 3. Zaire's Exile-Diplomats:
African Agency in Overlapping Orders Colin Hendrickx 4. The Borderlands of
Order in the Borderlands of Africa: Katanga and the Caprivi Strip Jan Erk
5. Establishment of a New Regional Order in the Horn of Africa Sonia Le
Gouriellec 6. The ECOWAS Commission and the Making of Regional Order in
West Africa: Intersecting Logics in International Public Administration
Stefan Gänzle, Jarle Trondal, and Nadja Kühn 7. Overlaps and
Distinctiveness: Africa's Nuclear Order Markus Kornprobst 8. African
Diplomacy in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations Katharina P. Coleman
9. Non-Impunity, the International Criminal Court and the African Union:
Exploring the Borderland of the International Orders Related to
Non-Impunity Martin Welz 10. Stirring the Pot: The African Union and the
International Order Thomas Kwasi Tieku 11. Africa in the Throes of Global
Pushes and Pulls Eghosa E. Osaghae Conclusion Katharina Coleman, Markus
Kornprobst, and Annette Seegers
Where Local and Global Orders Interface: An Analysis of How Civil Society
Actors Contextualise Human Rights Norms in South Africa Maxine Rubin and
Masana Ndinga-Kanga 2. Human Rights in South Africa's Identity: The
Interplay of International and Domestic Mechanisms in South Africa's
Identity in Global Politics Annette Seegers 3. Zaire's Exile-Diplomats:
African Agency in Overlapping Orders Colin Hendrickx 4. The Borderlands of
Order in the Borderlands of Africa: Katanga and the Caprivi Strip Jan Erk
5. Establishment of a New Regional Order in the Horn of Africa Sonia Le
Gouriellec 6. The ECOWAS Commission and the Making of Regional Order in
West Africa: Intersecting Logics in International Public Administration
Stefan Gänzle, Jarle Trondal, and Nadja Kühn 7. Overlaps and
Distinctiveness: Africa's Nuclear Order Markus Kornprobst 8. African
Diplomacy in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations Katharina P. Coleman
9. Non-Impunity, the International Criminal Court and the African Union:
Exploring the Borderland of the International Orders Related to
Non-Impunity Martin Welz 10. Stirring the Pot: The African Union and the
International Order Thomas Kwasi Tieku 11. Africa in the Throes of Global
Pushes and Pulls Eghosa E. Osaghae Conclusion Katharina Coleman, Markus
Kornprobst, and Annette Seegers