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Africa's International Relations
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1. Understanding Africa's International Relations  Part 1: Historical Context  2. From Kingdoms to States  3. Africa During the Cold War  Part 2: The Pursuit of Freedom and Development  4. Foreign Aid and Economic Conditionality  5. External Pressures for Political Reform and Human Rights  6. The Elusive Goal of African Unity  Part 3: The Challenges of Security  7. The Regionalization of Conflict  8. Humanitarian Assistance and Peace Operations  9. The Politics of Migration  Part 4: Engaging with External Actors  10. Africa and the United States  11. Africa and Europe  12. Africa and the Emerging Powers  Part 5: Conclusion  13. International Relations and Domestic Politics Entwined.

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Beth EliseWhitaker is associate professor of political science at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.


John F. Clark is professor of politics and international relations at Florida International University.

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To explain Africa's international relations in one book is a daunting challenge, one that the authors have fully met.... I will certainly adopt this book as a required text for my classes.

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