AD, Volume 46, n° 3, 2021 - Numéro Complet

Résumé

Sommaire

Governing Gender: Violent Extremism in Northern Nigeria

Awino Okech................................................................... 1

Transcending the State-market Dichotomy, Developmentalism and Industrial Change: Learning from Critical African Scholars
Eka Ikpe...........................................................................21

Weaponized and Displaced Women in Mass Atrocities and the RtoP
Cecilia Idika-Kalu............................................................45

The Use of Social Science Research by Environmental NGOs in Africa: Evidence from Morocco
Brahim El Morchid & Hind Hourmat Allah...........................69

Nigeria’s Foreign and Defence Policies During Babangida’s Regime: An Assessment
Dele Jemirade............................................................................97

Political Science and African Political Epistemologies: The Dialectics of Developmentalist vs. Emancipatory Approaches

Shadrack Wanjala Nasong’o .....................................................127

Confrontations des « grammaires » de la « participation » communautaire en contexte d’urgence sanitaire d’Ebola en Guinée Conakry
Sylvain Landry Faye..............................................................155

Territoire et déterritorialisation des communautés locales : perceptions des communautés de Luhwindja au Sud-Kivu face à l’exploitation industrielle de l’or Janvier Kilosho Buraye, Emery Mushagalusa Mudinga & Anuarite Bashizi.............................................181

AD, Volume 46, n° 3, 2021 - Full Issue

Governing Gender: Violent Extremism in Northern Nigeria
Awino Okech..........................................................................................................................................................................................1
Transcending the State-market Dichotomy, Developmentalism and Industrial Change: Learning from Critical African Scholars
Eka Ikpe.....................................................................................................................................................................................................21
Weaponized and Displaced Women in Mass Atrocities and the RtoP
Cecilia Idika-Kalu.....................................................................................................................................................................45
The Use of Social Science Research by Environmental NGOs in Africa: Evidence from Morocco
Brahim El Morchid & Hind Hourmat Allah...................................................................................69
Nigeria’s Foreign and Defence Policies During Babangida’s Regime: An Assessment
Dele Jemirade....................................................................................................................................................................................97
Political Science and African Political Epistemologies: The Dialectics of Developmentalist vs. Emancipatory Approaches
Shadrack Wanjala Nasong’o.........................................................................................................................................127
Confrontations des « grammaires » de la « participation » communautaire en contexte d’urgence sanitaire d’Ebola en Guinée Conakry
Sylvain Landry Faye............................................................................................................................................................155
Territoire et déterritorialisation des communautés locales : perceptions des communautés de Luhwindja au Sud-Kivu face à l’exploitation industrielle de l’or
Janvier Kilosho Buraye, Emery Mushagalusa Mudinga & Anuarite Bashizi...............................................................................................................................................181