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The African military in the 21st century : report of the 2007 Tswalu Dialogue / Chris Brown ... [et al.].

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BROWN Chris

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TextSeries: Whitehall report. 4-07 Publication details: London : RUSI, 2007Description: vi, 98 pISSN:

1750-9432

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Summary: Papers from the Tswalu Dialogue held 3-6 May 2007. The first two papers address the development of armed forces in Africa in line with concepts of collective security, while the rest deal mainly with peacekeeping and peace operations in Africa, and the lessons that events elsewhere in the world might usefully provide for Africa.

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Papers from the Tswalu Dialogue held 3-6 May 2007. The first two papers address the development of armed forces in Africa in line with concepts of collective security, while the rest deal mainly with peacekeeping and peace operations in Africa, and the lessons that events elsewhere in the world might usefully provide for Africa.

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