The African Standby Force

Kent, Vanessa; Malan, Mark

doi:10.1080/10246029.2003.9627237

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“…In fact, the AU anticipates that this sort of capacity should be an ad hoc addition to the brigades. 30 For reasons explained earlier on in the discussion, we believe that this informal arrangement with the military is wholly insufficient. Of course, the ASF cannot be expected to rebuild states; rather, it is proposed that the mission structure of each regional standby brigade should contain a 'civilian reconstruction team' of at least 80 to 100 civilian experts endowed with the diplomatic, technical and operational skills set to implement early and well-placed reconstruction and development activities, and to embark on these activities in a timely manner with the support and in support of ASF military troops.…”

Section: In Search Of African Solutions For African Problemsmentioning

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Strategies for rebuilding Africa's broken states

Gueli

Liebenberg

2006

South African Journal of International Affairs

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Section: In Search Of African Solutions For African Problemsmentioning

confidence: 96%

Strategies for rebuilding Africa's broken states

Gueli

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2006

South African Journal of International Affairs

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The AU, RECs, and the Politics of Security Regionalism in Africa

Rwengabo¹

2020

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Pasquali

2018

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The African Standby Force

Cited by 17 publications

References 1 publication

Strategies for rebuilding Africa's broken states

Strategies for rebuilding Africa's broken states

The AU, RECs, and the Politics of Security Regionalism in Africa

NATO and Peace Maintenance in Africa

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