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What impact have African actors had on perceptions of and responses to current international security challenges? Are there international peace and security norms with African roots? How can actors that lack the power and financial resources of Western states help to shape prevailing conceptions of appropriate behavior in international politics?
Addressing these questions, the authors of this book identify and explore the diverse pathways by which African governments, IGOs, NGOs, and individuals can and do influence the normative structure of contemporary international relations.
Contents
African Actors in International Security: Four Pathways to Influence
The Editors
Participating in the Creation of Global Norms: Humanitarian Intervention
L. Darkwa
Restricting the Spread of Small Arms and Light Weapons
J.M. Pokoo
Eliminating Conflict Diamonds
J.A. Grant
Diffusing African Norms : The PanAfrican Solidarity Norm
G. Bareebe
The Role of the Elder Statesperson in Conflict Mediation
G.M. Khadiagala
The AntiCoup Norm
I.K. Souaré
Shaping Global Norms Through Creative Implementation: Escaping the "Resource Curse" by Localizing Transparency Norms
W.R.N. Compaoré
Localizing Transitional Justice Norms
T. Muriti
Implementing the Protection of Civilians Norm
A. Seegers
Contesting Global Norms: Challenging the Politicization of the Universal Jurisdiction Norm
B. Mando
Challenging the Primacy of the UN Security Council
W. Lotze
Conclusion African Agency in Theory and Practice
The Editors
