- Obituary for ACASAn Obituary for ACAS (1977-2012) ACAS was a nice little organization. It’s a shame that it hasn’t done anything since 2012 and that very few people appear to care any longer. Someone may tell you otherwise, but an organization that has no active members and doesn’t do anything isn’t real. And now it’s… Read more: Obituary for ACAS
- Biden Responds to the Collapse of US Counterterrorism Strategy in NigerBiden Responds to the Collapse of US Counterterrorism Strategy in Niger By Daniel Volman* *Daniel Volman is the Director of the African Security Research Project in Washington, DC (www.africansecurity.org), and a specialist on US security policy toward Africa and African security issues. For two months after the coup in Niger on 26 July… Read more: Biden Responds to the Collapse of US Counterterrorism Strategy in Niger
- Bulletin of the Association of Concerned Africa Scholars No. 90 (December 2023) Sudan’s Repressed DemocracySudan’s Repressed Democracy By Rahmane Idrissa 18 July 2023 The New York Review of Books The fighting in Khartoum, now in its third month, is the latest disaster for a democracy movement that has long resisted Sudan’s ruling regimes. In June 2019, shortly after directing the massacre of a sit-in outside the army’s… Read more: Bulletin of the Association of Concerned Africa Scholars No. 90 (December 2023) Sudan’s Repressed Democracy
- Bulletin of the Association of Concerned Africa Scholars No. 90 (December 2023) Don’t Allow a Disastrous Collapse in SudanDon’t Allow a Disastrous Collapse in Sudan By Alex de Waal, the executive director of the World Peace Foundation. Biden’s benign neglect brought the RSF to the brink of victory. Now, Washington has a chance to save Sudan. 14 December 2023 The diplomatic needle has moved on Sudan at last. There’s an opening to… Read more: Bulletin of the Association of Concerned Africa Scholars No. 90 (December 2023) Don’t Allow a Disastrous Collapse in Sudan
- Bulletin of the Association of Concerned Africa Scholars No. 90 (December 2023) Collapse of US Counterterrorism Strategy in the SahelCollapse of US Counterterrorism Strategy in the Sahel By Daniel Volman* *Daniel Volman is the Director of the African Security Research Project in Washington, DC (www.africansecurity.org) and a specialist on US national security policy toward Africa and African security issues. Washington, DC — For two months after the coup in Niger in August,… Read more: Bulletin of the Association of Concerned Africa Scholars No. 90 (December 2023) Collapse of US Counterterrorism Strategy in the Sahel