Inter-governmental Authority on Development on the Ground: Comparing Interventions in Sudan and Somalia
@article{Murithi2009IntergovernmentalAO, title={Inter-governmental Authority on Development on the Ground: Comparing Interventions in Sudan and Somalia}, author={Tim Murithi}, journal={African Security}, year={2009}, volume={2}, pages={136 - 157} }
ABSTRACT The Horn of Africa is beset by chronic insecurity and political tension, which has destabilized the region and undermined efforts to consolidate economic development and democratic governance. This article will focus on the emergence of the Inter-governmental Authority on Development, which was ostensibly tasked with promoting development among its member states. However, its mandate gradually expanded to address political, peace, and security issues. The article will assess the…
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