Contributors
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Andrew Wojtanik
- Has Boko Haram met its match? Chad and the African intervention force in Nigeria
- How to avoid Ebola-inspired violence in West Africa
- Should the U.S. be training and equipping African armies? The logic of security assistance and its discontents
- To combat Boko Haram, it’s time for Nigeria to think big
- “War” in West Africa?
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Sara Plana
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Monthly Archives: August 2014
Should the U.S. be training and equipping African armies? The logic of security assistance and its discontents
This month, I wrote a short piece on U.S. security assistance in Africa that was published as the “featured analysis” in the August 2014 issue of the “Africa Conflict Monthly Monitor,” compiled and edited by Consultancy Africa Intelligence. CAI has … Continue reading
Posted in Niger, Nigeria, terrorism, US policy, West Africa
Tagged Africa, African armies, AFRICOM, Foreign Military Financing, military assistance, Niger, Nigeria, Sanogo, security assistance, TSCTP
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Notes on the Periphery 