The rhetoric and reality of the AU peace operations in Darfur (Sudan): Is the ‘African Solution’ enough?

Gardachew, Bewuketu Dires

doi:10.1080/10246029.2021.1898999

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“…As it was clearly identified by the EU that AU remains the main player in the Darfur crisis, because of its commitment to the "African solution to African problems" as a principle. NATO also reacted through the provision of logistical support and expertise to the AU mission (Gardachew 2021).…”

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Non-governmental organizations coalition in influencing global agenda

Eniayejuni

Olalere

Eugene

2022

MKP

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This study aims to show how a coalition of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) can influence the human rights agenda. This study relies on the advocacy coalition Framework (ACF) assumption that multiple varieties of actors involved in the policy process may combine to form coalitions. This study examines how Amnesty International (AI), Human Rights Watch (HRW), and the International Crisis Group (ICG) formed a coalition to advocate for measures to address humanitarian crises in Sri Lanka and Darfur. This study employed qualitative research methods and relied on secondary sources related to the topic. The findings show that a coalition formed by human rights organizations can influence policies adopted by the international community and can also influence actions taken by national communities. This study concludes that just as states need to form a coalition with other states or work as “allies” to promote human rights on a national and global level, NGOs also function in a similar manner.

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Non-governmental organizations coalition in influencing global agenda

Eniayejuni

Olalere

Eugene

2022

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“…2019; Oyeniyi, 2019;Gardachew, 2021), трактующих эту идею как невозможную к воплощению в жизнь по крайней мере в ближайшие десятилетия. В свою очередь, российские 2 исследователи (Усов, 2010;Шагалов, 2011;Ютяева, 2022;Худайкулова, 2023;Bokeriya, 2021;Бокерия, 2022), указывая на слабые стороны этого принципа, лежащего в основании Афросоюза, проявляют, тем не менее, больше оптимизма в том, что касается способности африканцев самостоятельно решать свои проблемы.…”

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African Solutions to African Problems: Peacekeeping Efforts of the African Union and African Regional Organizations

Denisova,

Kostelyanets

2023

Vestn. Ross. univ. družby nar., Ser. Meždunar. otnoš.

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In the course of its postcolonial development, the African continent has faced many challenges, ranging from socio-economic crises to political instability and the proliferation of terrorism. The lack of security, which remains a source of constant concern for Africans, and the gradual disengagement of the international community, primarily the United Nations (UN), from armed involvement in the resolution of military conflicts on the continent in the 1990s, led to the emergence of the concept of “African solutions to African problems.” The phrase, which reflects the determination of Africans to solve their problems without the participation of external actors, has become a source of their pride; however, the possibility and ability of the inhabitants of the continent to implement this approach still raises justified doubts for a number of reasons that are to be discussed in this paper. The concept of “African solutions to African problems” has now become the main principle that determines the level and nature of the peacekeeping activities of the African Union (AU) and African regional blocs; the verbal adherence of the AU member states to this maxim has been noted by many Russian and foreign researchers. However, a comprehensive analysis of the reasons for the unsuccessful implementation of this concept has not yet been carried out by Russian scholars, so the present article aims to fill this gap. In particular, the paper examines attempts of Africans to solve their problems in the field of security independently. The study allows us to claim that the African continent, primarily due to its insufficient integration and lack of consensus on a number of issues of political development and security, is not yet ready to carry out full-fledged peacekeeping operations without external support, although the gradual acquisition of relevant experience, the decrease in economic dependence on the West, and the diversification of foreign policy will contribute to laying a solid foundation for the idea of “African solutions to African problems.”

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Evolution, Aging and Primary Elderly Care

Turaman

2024

ULMHS

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Human life span has been and continues to be extended, and technology and scientific works are being mobilized to sustain this extension. Achievements are so far limited to the treatment of diseases which the incidence increases in old age. What needs to be achieved in order for people to live longer and healthier lives is not the creation of a moribund and vulnerable elderly society in need of care, but rather to allow elderly people to live a healthy long life. Thus, re-planning health care for elderly people has become a necessity. The provision of health care services to the elderly is primarily a duty of the bottom level health services (BHS). The purpose of this review is to first inform the BHS care providers about the evolutionary origins of aging, and thus improving the care provider’s approach to the elderly patient, and then to develop recommendations defining primary elderly care (PEC) service development for BHS care providers in order to better plan the primary health care (PHC) for elderly.

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The rhetoric and reality of the AU peace operations in Darfur (Sudan): Is the ‘African Solution’ enough?

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Non-governmental organizations coalition in influencing global agenda

Non-governmental organizations coalition in influencing global agenda

African Solutions to African Problems: Peacekeeping Efforts of the African Union and African Regional Organizations

Evolution, Aging and Primary Elderly Care

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