CONTENTS

African Security Review Vol 13 No 3, 2004

EDITORIAL

FEATURES

ARMED NON-STATE ACTORS IN AFRICA AND THE BAN ON ANTI-PERSONNEL LANDMINES
Noel Stott

GUNS AND BUTTER
Reframing South Africa’s arms industry
Dan Henk

MICRO-DISARMAMENT IN WEST AFRICA
The ECOWAS moratorium on small arms and light weapons
Alhaji MS Bah

AFRICA WATCH

PEACE IN SUDAN
Who will pay the price of principle?
Richard Cornwell

ESTABLISHING A NEW ARMY FOR THE DRC
Update on the FARDC
Henri Boshoff

THE UNITED NATIONS MISSION IN BURUNDI (ONUB)
Overview
Henri Boshoff

TRENDS AND MARKERS
Recent data, statistics and indicators

ESSAYS

UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL REFORM
Ramesh Thakur

NEW TERRORISM
Toward an explanation of the cases in Kenya
Eric E. Otenyo

COUPS AND COUP ATTEMPTS IN AFRICA
Is there a missing link?
Naison Ngoma

COMMENTARY

THE AFRICA CLEARING HOUSE
Martin Plaut

PRIVATE MILITARY FIRMS IN AFRICA
Rogue or Regulated?
Angela McIntyre

ZIMBABWE
The MDC’s electoral boycott
Chris Maroleng

BOOK REVIEWS

SURPRISE, SECURITY AND THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
John Lewis Gaddis

LIMITS TO LIBERATION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
The unfinished business of democratic consolidation
Henning Melber (Ed)

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

CONTRIBUTION GUIDELINES - PDF

EDITOR

Mpume Nyandu

EDITORIAL BOARD

Festus Aboagye
Jakkie Cilliers
Anton du Plessis
Peter Gastrow
Iqbal Jhazbhay
Len le Roux
Sarah Meek
João Porto

This publication is funded by

Hanns Seidel Foundation