The Main Features of US and British Africa Policy Since the 1990s, Based on the Experience of the Interventions in Somalia and Sierra Leone
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Arab Spring, Humanitarian intervention, Peacekeeping, State buildingAbstract
The year 2011 began with processes that brought about fundamental changes in North Africa. Since the events in Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya, countless analyses have been produced that attempt to more or less predict what the countries of the Mediterranean region will look like after the revolutionary wave called the “Arab Spring.”
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2011-08-01
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Földi, S. (2011). The Main Features of US and British Africa Policy Since the 1990s, Based on the Experience of the Interventions in Somalia and Sierra Leone. Hungarian Journal of African Studies Afrika Tanulmányok, 5(2), 7–29. Retrieved from https://journals.lib.pte.hu/index.php/afrikatanulmanyok/article/view/4431
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