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The African Union as a human security actor: a study of the AU mission to Somalia (Amisom) from 2007-2017
This thesis assesses the effectiveness of the African Union as a pro-human security actor in conflict. It employs a case study approach using the AU Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) from 2007-2017 to examine the extent to which the AU has helped, hindered or harmed human security through its intervention...
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Department of Political Studies
2023
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