A STORY WILL ALWAYS MATTER – interview with Kirsten Johnson
Her film Pray the devil back to hell brought the Liberian Women’s Struggle for Peace to light. A year later the discussion on female…
VOLUME 2
COUNTERFORCE TOWARD SIMPLIFICATIONS – interview with Paul Hansen
“Documentary photography is among the hardest, and most rewarding professions there is” – claims photojournalist Paul Hansen. Although his labor has been rewarded many…
Eric Irungu: THE AFRICAN UNION AND AFRICAN REGIONAL INTEGRATION
It is obvious there is a great need to coordinate the integration efforts on the African continent. In this essay, Eric Irungu ponders on…
Beata Przybylska-Maszner: ECONOMIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND ECOWAS – AN ILLUSORY INTERDEPENDENCE, A DECLARED COOPERATION, AND A NECESSARY COMPETITION
EU policy towards Africa has evolved substantially over time. What are the factors that have shaped these changes? What has been the impact on…
Konrad Czernichowski: PERSPECTIVES OF MONETARY INTEGRATION IN EASTERN AFRICA
The merging of the East African Community (EAC), the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) and the Southern African Development Community (SADC)…
Sehlare Makgetlaneng: THE POSSIBILITY OF SOUTHERN AFRICAN CUSTOMS UNION IN INTEGRATING SOUTHERN AFRICA. THE VIEW OF SOUTHERN AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY
The merging of the East African Community (EAC), the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) and the Southern African Development Community (SADC)…
THE END OF THE PAN-AFRICAN ILLUSIONS – Interview with Rolf Langhammer
“Without more financial resources for trade facilitation coming from outside, natural barriers to freer trade within Africa would be still paramount. Africa’s regional integration…
REGIONAL INTEGRATION OR REGIONALIZATION IN AFRICA – interview with Daniel Bach
“One of the features exhibited by current trends is that region building is not necessarily taking place through the established institutions we immediately think…
Ivan Krivoushin, FRANCE AND SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA IN THE POST-COLONIAL ERA
France has always had the most active towards Africa during the Cold War. Only since the 1990s the leaders in the Elysée have been…
Niall Duggan: THE AFRICA POLICIES OF THE EU AND THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
This article highlights one of the most prominent changes on Africa’s geopolitical scene: the rise of China. Especially the EU has taken up…
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