Africa Union Strategy For Peace and Conflict Resolution

This book illuminates the effectiveness, challenges, and prospects of the African Union's strategy for peace and conflict resolution following the establishment of the African Peace and Security Council in 2002. Through insightful analysis and real-world examples, the author delves into various operations carried out by the African Union, both independently and in collaboration with the United Nations, such as AMISOM (African Union Mission to Somalia) and UNAMID (United Nations African Mission in Darfur). He tried to analyze and give explanation about the recent military coups in many states in the west African region.
Drawing from his extensive experience in African affairs as a former foreign minister of Sudan—an African Union member state—his academic expertise as a researcher and lecturer on peace and conflict issues, and his involvement in numerous regional conflicts, the author provides a comprehensive examination of the subject matter.