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FRANCO-SOUTH AFRICAN DIALOGUE
SUSTAINABLE SECURITY IN AFRICA
Compiled by Diane Philander
Monograph No 50
August 2000
Executive Summary
Chapter 1
Opening address
Ambassador Tristan d’Albis
Chapter 2
Opening remarks
WAW Nhlapo
Chapter 3
The south african national identity and its key postulates
Dr (Col) Rocky Williams
Chapter 4
Theoretical approaches to security and development
Dr Lisa Thompson
Chapter 5
French political culture and African policy: From consensus to dissensus
Prof Daniel Bourmaud
Chapter 6
Human security, governance and development in Africa
Prof Maxi Schoeman
Chapter 7
Lasting security and development in Africa
Prof Philippe Hugon
Chapter 8
Lesotho: Lessons and challenges after a SADC intervention, 1998
Sehoai Santho
Chapter 9
Peace promotion in the Great Lakes Region: Regional and international responses to conflict in the DRC
Mark Malan
Chapter 10
The security imperatives of the crisis in West Africa: preliminary thoughts
Dr Abubakar Momoh
Chapter 11
Wanted — capacity to intervene: The evolution of conflict prevention and resolution in Africa
Anthoni van Nieuwkerk
Chapter 12
Efforts at conflict prevention and resolution: The french experience
Rear-Admiral Hervé Giraud
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The seminar on Security in Africa: French and South African Perspectives of which the proceedings are captured in this monograph, was jointly organised and hosted by the Institute for Global Dialogue (IGD), the Institut Français d’Afrique du Sud (IFAS) and the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) on 18-19 April 2000 in Pretoria.
  
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