Titlebook: United States Interests and Policies in Africa; Transition to a New Karl P. Magyar (Professor of National Security Aff Book 2000 Palgrave

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Central Africa: Initiatives Deferred,ial Guinea, and Gabon, as well as Rwanda and Burundi, is a vast region that cannot be ignored by the United States or other major actors in international politics or the world economy. It is a region of immense wealth in terms of natural resources, including environmental riches as well as strategic

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US Policy Towards East Africa: Crisis Response amid Limited Interests,e Indian Ocean archipelagos. Coverage embraces the Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Somalia, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, and Madagascar; brief mention will be made of the Indian Ocean island groups of the Seychelles, Comoros, Mauritius, and the French Department of Reunion. Perhaps

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Southern Africa: US Relations in Transition,continent’s northern region, but in our own day his observation is especially appropriate for southern Africa which mistakenly enjoys a relatively more tranquil and orderly reputation among American observers than does the rest of the continent. While West, Central, and East Africa are popularly por

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,Conclusion: Africa’s Political and Strategic Marginalization: A United States Perspective,ca dominates the investigation of all other social affairs of the continent. Many of Africa’s current tumultuous developments have been initiated and shaped by the Cold War, especially by its tendency to pressure vulnerable Third World states into two opposing camps (e.g. Angola). Other conflicts, a

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Central Africa: Initiatives Deferred,tical prospects not only of the entire Central African region, but also of much of southern, eastern, and western Africa. Congo has been a focus for US policy since 1960, both as a stake in the Cold War and because events there can affect so much of the continent.