CONTENTS

 African Security Review Vol 11 No 2, 2002


EDITORIAL

Consolidating democratic civil–military relations

FEATURES

THE MILITARY, CIVIL SOCIETY AND DEMOCRACY IN ZAMBIA
Prospects for the future
Lee M Habasonda

INTEGRATION OR ABSORPTION?
The creation of the South African National Defence Force, 1993 to 1999
Rocky Williams

AFRICA WATCH


SECURITY SECTOR PLANNING IN AFRICA
Military force as a public good
Eric Bonnemaison
SECURITY BRIEF

TRENDS AND MARKERS
Recent data, statistics and indicators

ESSAYS


ORGANISING THE BLUES
Police labour relations in Southern Africa
Monique Marks

THE PLACE OF THE AFRICAN COMMISSION IN THE NEW AFRICAN DISPENSATION
Robert Eno

THE IRRATIONALITY OF SOUTH AFRICA’S MILITARY EXPENDITURE
Geoff Harris

COMMENTARY

PROTECTING A GENERATION AT WAR
The Optional Protocol on the Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict
Angela McIntyre

DOES CAPITAL PUNISHMENT DETER?
Martin Schönteich

BOOK REVIEWS

CHILDREN OF AIDS
Africa’s orphan crisis
Emma Guest

RAINBOW VICE
The drugs and sex industries in the new South Africa
Ted Leggett

RE-DEFINING LEGITIMATE STATEHOOD
International law and state fragmentation in Africa
Obiora Chinedu Okafor

HUNGRY FOR TRADE
How the poor pay for free trade
John Madeley