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基本説明
The book evaluates the significance and strength of the emerging Anglo-French partnership and explores how far this and other forms of 'bilateral' and 'bi-multi' cooperation might serve as a valuable alternative or complement to traditional unilateral and multilateral approaches in Africa.
Full Description
'From Rivalry to Partnership' is the first to study a potentially valuable way forward in tackling the challenges of Africa, namely bilateral partnerships. The book evaluates the significance and strength of the emerging Anglo-French partnership and explores how far this and other forms of 'bilateral' and 'bi-multi' cooperation might serve as a valuable alternative or complement to traditional unilateral and multilateral approaches in Africa. Practitioners, established academic experts as well emerging scholars in the field bring to bear a sophisticated synthesis of neoclassical realism and 'discursive institutionalism' and findings from over 100 research interviews to explore how joint approaches and bilateral partnerships have been used to address the challenges of Africa. In developing this argument, the editors explore: * Anglo-French cooperation in Africa * other bilateral partnerships in Africa, notably the Nordic states and the US * the Africa-EU Strategic Partnership * the China-Africa partnership and its implications for the EU-Africa partnership and for leading European states Written in a clear and accessible style, 'From Rivalry to Partnership' offers a much needed fresh insight into whether and how bilateral partnerships make a real difference to people's lives on the African continent.'
Contents
Part 1 Introduction and Theory; Introduction, Tony Chafer, Gordon Cumming; Chapter 1 A Theoretical Perspective on Northern Cooperation in Africa, Theresa Callan; Part 2 The UK, France and Cooperation in africa; Chapter 2 Africa and the United Kingdom: Labour's Legacy, May 1997-May 2010, Vines Alex; Chapter 3 From Unilateralism to Multilateralism: The Decline of French Power in Africa, Daniel Bourmaud; Chapter 4 Britain and France in Africa since Saint-Malo: Towards an Uneasy Partnership?, Gordon Cumming; Chapter 5 Anglo-French Security Cooperation in Africa since Saint-Malo, Tony Chafer; Part 3 Other Bilateral 'Partnerships'; Chapter 6 Scandinavian Africa Policies: Value-based Foreign Policies between British Affinity, French National Interests and EU Norms, Gorm Rye Olsen; Chapter 7 US-UK Cooperation in Africa, Paul D. Williams; Chapter 8 Franco-American Ties: Old Foes, New Friends?, Niagalé Bagayoko; Part 4 Working Together on the Ground; Chapter 9 The UK and France in the DRC: Making Their Own Peace, Gordon Cumming; Chapter 10 Anglo-French Cooperation vis-à-vis the African Union, Tony Chafer; Part 5 Other Models of Cooperation; Chapter 11 The New European Security Architecture: An Example of 'Messy Multilateralism'?, Marie V. Gibert; Chapter 12 Sino-African Relations and the Implications for the EU's 'Partnership' with Africa, Ian Taylor; Part 6 Concluding Remarks; Chapter 13 Conclusion: From Rivalry to Partnership?, Gordon Cumming, Tony Chafer, Theresa Callan;
