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African Military Politics in the Sahel: Regional Organizations and International Politics provides a comprehensive analysis of military intervention, governance, and geopolitical competition in the Sahel region. Katharina P. W. Dring examines how regional organizations like the African Union and ECOWAS interact with national military establishments and international powers including France and the United States.
The book investigates the mechanisms through which military actors influence political outcomes in countries facing security crises, terrorism, and institutional fragility. Dring explores the tensions between regional stability efforts and national interests, as well as the impact of external military support and intervention on local political trajectories.
Part of the prestigious African Studies series, this volume contributes significantly to understanding contemporary African politics, security challenges, and the evolving role of multilateral institutions in managing regional conflicts and military governance.
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