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Du financement public par l’UEMOA et un « Buy West African Act » … pourquoi pas ?
- analyse
- 14 mars 2012
par Nasser Ary Tanimoune Ce qui semble pour le moins intéressant dans le domaine des relations économiques internationales, c’est qu’il y a largement matière à apprendre des autres. Bien entendu, si l’on s’en donne les moyens. Que peut apprendre l’Union Économique et Monétaire Ouest Africaine (UEMOA) de la crise socio-économique et institutionnelle que traverse actuellement
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R2P Is Not a License for Military Recklessness
- analyse
- 12 mars 2012
In the New York Times last week, Tufts University’s Alex de Waal penned an op-ed that scathingly criticized the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) doctrine and a group of people he calls “idealists.” In the article, he identified only two members of this group: Gareth Evans (a former Australian foreign minister who co-chaired the commission that
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In Defense of Invisible Children
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- 12 mars 2012
The critics of the Invisible Children video have argued that the viral video, which astoundingly has had more than 36 million hits on YouTube, is overstating the importance of this now much-diminished group of thugs called the Lord’s Resistance Army, led by Joseph Kony. The aim of the video is to make Kony world famous
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Reassessing the ‘Hearts and Minds’ Model of Counter-Insurgency
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- 12 mars 2012
A couple of news items today bring forth contrasting visions of counter-insurgency success and failure. The first recounts the apparently quite successful reconstruction of Grozny; the second, the massacre of 16 Afghans by an American soldier. The contrast makes one wonder why the Russians seem to have done rather better at pacifying Chechnya than Western
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