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The Peripheralisation of Africa in Global Politicsivisions in global politics. The Cold War division of the international system into a bipolar model of conflict ensured that the newly-emerging African states in the period after 1945 could exert a considerable degree of political leverage on the rival Western and Communist blocs. Post-colonial stat

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Progress towards Democracy in Africa: Uganda as a Case Study of international pressure, where foreign aid, whether it is from the World Bank or IMF, or from donor states, is often made conditional upon ‘good governance’, which is measured by, among other things, progress towards democracy and the better observance of human rights. This progress also, results

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ECOMOG: A New Security Agenda in World Politicsoblems of Third-World regions in the post-Cold War era and its implications for contemporary world politics. In general, it is located within the current International Relations debate concerning the role that regional organisations can play in maintaining international peace and security. The multi