CONTENTS

African Security Review Vol 14 No 2, 2005

EDITORIAL

KEEPING THE PEACE IN AFRICA
Challenges and opportunities

FEATURES

AU’S CRITICAL ASSIGNMENT IN DARFUR
Challenges and constraints
Cdr Seth Appiah-Mensah

DARFUR GOES TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT (PERHAPS)
Max du Plessis and Christopher Gevers

AFRICA’S NEW PEACE AND SECURITY ARCHITECTURE
Converging the roles of external actors and African interests
Stephan Klingebiel

AFRICA WATCH

CôTE D’IVOIRE
A region at stake
Richard Cornwell

IN TRANSIT?
The socio-economic transformation of Burundi
Mariam Bibi Jooma

DEMOBILISATION, DISARMAMENT AND REINTEGRATION (DD&R)
A key to peace in Côte d’Ivoire
Henri Boshoff

ZIMBABWE
More of the same?
Richard Cornwell and Chris Maroleng

TRENDS AND MARKERS

Recent data, statistics and indicators

ZIMBABWE 2000 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION RESULTS

ZIMBABWE 2005 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION RESULTS

ESSAYS

UN REFORM AND FUNDING PEACEKEEPING IN AFRICA
Jakkie Cilliers

WEST AFRICA
From a security complex to a security community
Alhaji M S Bah

PEACEKEEPERS AS PERPETRATORS OF ABUSE
Examining the UN’s plans to eliminate and address cases of sexual exploitation and abuse in peacekeeping operations
Vanessa L Kent

GENDER AND ATTITUDES TOWARD PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
A Nigeria police perspective
Dada O Adebayo

COMMENTARY

HUMAN-CENTRED ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY IN AFRICA
Jenny Clover

THE 3rd PAN-AFRICAN PARLIAMENT SESSION
Utility or futility?
Prince Mashele

PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS AND PERPETUAL HUMAN FAILINGS
‘Are we all human, or are some more human than others?’
Dr. Naison Ngoma

BOOK REVIEWS

FAMINE THAT KILLS
Darfur, Sudan
Alex de Waal

WAR DOG
Fighting other people’s wars
Al J venter

LETTING THEM DIE
Why HIV prevention programmes often fail
Catherine Campbell