Warfare in Independent Africa (New Approaches to African History, Series Number 5)
by William Reno
A focused academic study of armed conflict in post-independence Africa, exploring political and economic drivers through selected case studies.
About This Book
This volume examines the patterns and causes of armed conflict in Africa after independence.
It situates warfare within broader political and economic transformations on the continent.
The text draws on case studies to illustrate how state and non-state actors have shaped conflict dynamics.
Intended for students and researchers, it highlights key debates in African political history.
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