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087411
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2009.
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Between 1998 and 2002, Africa was the region with the highest number of major armed conflicts compared on average eight distinct major armed conflicts each year during this five year period. These conflicts brew in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Darfur region of Sudan and Somalia. The existence of armed non-state groups in the Central African Republic, Chad, Nigeria, as well as the high levels of firearms crime and violence in urban centers in Kenya and South Africa remains a critical humna security concern.
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115590
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054104
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Aldershot, Ashgate Publishing Limited, 2004.
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3v.(xvi, 173; xvi, 236p. ;xv, 150p.)
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International political economy of new regionalism
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V.3:Role of the military in state formation and nation-building
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0754633160
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| 048674 | 327.170968/BAT 048674 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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059996
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Pretoria, Institute for Security Studies, 2004.
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334p.
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1919913688
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| 049308 | 355.80968/GOU 049308 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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087317
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2009.
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The creastion of US Africa Command is not one of these benevolent rarities. In cruide terms, AFRICOM has been principally created with the aim of enhancing the security of the United States government and its citizens, botha at home and abroad.
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093127
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178245
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Since 1994 the South African Police Service (SAPS) has undertaken various efforts to build legitimacy in South Africa. Extensive community policing resources have been made available, and a hybrid community-oriented programme (sector policing) has been pursued. Nevertheless, public opinion data has shown that there are low levels of public trust in the police. Using Goldsmith’s framework of trust-diminishing police behaviours, this article suggests that indifference, a lack of professionalism, incompetence and corruption on the part of the police, particularly in high-crime areas, have eroded public trust in the SAPS. Furthermore, in an effort to maintain order, reduce crime and assert the authority of the state, the police have adopted militaristic strategies and practices, which have contributed to numerous cases of excessive use of force, which has consequently weakened police legitimacy in South Africa
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