Vol. 5 No. 2 (2011): Natural Conservation and the Struggles Behind It

Published: 2011-08-01

Full Issue

• PDF (Magyar)

Editorial

• Editorial

  1-2

  • PDF (Magyar)

Table of Contents

• Table of Contents

  3-4

  • PDF (Magyar)

Articles

• The Arab Spring: Morocco, a Seeming Exception

  Abdelaziz Boussayer

  5-6

  • PDF (Magyar)

• The Main Features of US and British Africa Policy Since the 1990s, Based on the Experience of the Interventions in Somalia and Sierra Leone

  Sándor Földi

  7–29

  • PDF (Magyar)

• Hungarian Military Trainers in the European Union Training Mission in Somalia

  János Besenyő

  30–38

  • PDF (Magyar)

• Conservation and the Struggles of the Batwa People in Uganda

  Róbert Hodosi

  44–55

  • PDF (Magyar)

• Hungarian Youth About Immigrants

  M. Péter Radics

  64–66

  • PDF (Magyar)

Culture

• African Nobel Laureates - Physics, Chemistry, Medicine

  Judit Bagi

  56–63

  • PDF (Magyar)

Interviews

• A Diver and Musician from Tanzania Interview by Attila T. Horváth

  Attila T. Horváth

  39–43

  • PDF (Magyar)

Book Reviews

• A Congolese in Hungary – a Review about Kembe Sorel-Arthur’s Book

  András A. Gergely

  67-72

  • PDF (Magyar)

• Struggling for a Glass of Water

  András A. Gergely

  73-78

  • PDF (Magyar)

• Sustainable Africa

  János Besenyő

  79-83

  • PDF (Magyar)

• China on the African Continent

  Mihály Benkes

  84-86

  • PDF (Magyar)

• East Africa on the Road of Progress

  Gábor Búr

  87-89

  • PDF (Magyar)

Conference Report

• Viva Africa 2011 in Hradec Kralove

  Zoltán Vörös

  90-91

  • PDF (Magyar)