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Security cooperation in the East African Community / Sabastiano Rwengabo.
Van Pelt Library JZ6009.A353 R84 2018
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Rwengabo, Sabastiano, 1982- author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- East African Community.
- Security, International--Africa, East--International cooperation.
- Security, International.
- Conflict management--Africa, East.
- Conflict management.
- Internal security--Africa, East.
- Internal security.
- Sovereignty--Political aspects--Africa, East.
- Sovereignty.
- International cooperation.
- Africa, East.
- Physical Description:
- xviii, 336 pages ; 24 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Trenton, New Jersey : Africa World Press, [2018]
- Contents:
- Chapter One. Introduction
- The puzzle
- Argument
- Situating the book
- Why this book?
- Approach of the book
- Chapter Two. The missing link
- Inadequacy of existing explanations
- Regionalism and the EAC
- From regionalism to regional security cooperation
- Regionalism and security cooperation in the EAC
- Understanding non-cooperation on armed rebellions in the eac
- Unexplained issues: the analytic value of sovereignty
- Chapter Three. Sovereignty concerns, sovereignty bargains, and security cooperation
- State sovereignty: the basis of sovereignty concerns
- Sovereignty bargains
- International/regional security cooperation
- Chapter Four. Different security issues, different sovereignty concerns
- Sovereignty concerns and their variations
- Discerning levels of SCs that different security issues evoke
- From sovereignty concerns to sovereignty bargaining
- Chapter Five. Normal bargaining and security cooperation in the EAC
- The EAC security cooperation framework
- From normal bargains to security cooperation instruments
- Security cooperation: terrorism and SALWs
- Precis of findings
- Chapter Six. Non-bargain I: judicial opposition and non-cooperation on armed rebellions
- Rebellions as critical-sovereignty issues in the EAC
- Non-bargaining strategies and non-cooperation on rebellions
- Chapter Seven. Non-bargaining II: purposeful silence on Uganda's LRA rebellion
- The EALA's frustrations
- Precis of non-bargaining and non-cooperation
- Chapter Eight. Concluding observations
- Implications of this book and its contribution
- Applicability beyond the EAC
- Recommendations
- Appendix I. Major historical events and processes in East African regionalism
- Appendix II: Armed rebellions affecting EAC states since 1993.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 9781569025468
- 1569025460
- 9781569025475
- 1569025479
- OCLC:
- 992952271
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