Vol. 5 No. 4 (2011): In Focus: Tunisian Elections

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Published: 2011-12-15

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Editorial

Editorial

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

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Articles

Tunisia: Layman Dictatorship, Free Elections, Islamic Democracy

Sándor Csizmadia

5–19
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Somalia: Failure of Nation-Building

Attila Erdősi

21–39
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Kenya's Fight Against Al-Shabaab - The Potential for Success of Operation Linda Nchi

István Tarrósy

40–46
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Africa's Internal and External Challenges in the 21st Century

Ferenc Erdősi

53–64
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Africa's Demographic Challenges - The Young Population is the Only Chance for Development

Gyula Simonyi

65–72
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Internal Migration in Africa - Everybody is an Alien Somewhere -

Sándor Balogh

74–81
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Local Community Resistance in Africa

Tamás Targuba

83–97
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Hungarian Peacekeepers' Experiences in Africa: Angola and Uganda

János Besenyő

112–125
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Field Reports

My Brick in the Wall in Kenya

Anna Visky

47–52
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Culture

African Nobel Peace Prize Laureates

Judit Bagi

98–111
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African Art and Parisian Studios 1905-20

J. B. Donne; Hajnal Korbai

127-134
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Book Reviews

The History of Sub-Saharan Africa

Mihály Sárkány

138-139
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Nubian Women of West Aswan

Kata Jasper

140-143
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Black Stars - Africa Looked at from the East, the North and Itself

András A. Gergely

144-154
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Dispute

Chinua Achebe - Is he the father of African Literature?

Szilárd Biernaczky, Mária Béres

155–168
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