Globalization and Emerging Trends in African Foreign Policy

by Adar, Korwa G.; Schraeder, Peter J.; G. Adar, : Korwa; Tadesse, Medhane; Müller, Tanja R.; Jibril, Adam Musse; Young, John L.; Miti, Katabaro; Okoth, P Godfrey; Nyakwaka, Dorothy Akoth; Klerk, Britt de; Roper, Ian; Wood, Geoffrey; Shubin, Vladimir; April,

• ISBN13: 9780761832874
• ISBN10: 0761832874
• Edition: 2nd
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2007-08-31
• Publisher: UPA

Summary

This collection of 13 essays examines the emerging trends in foreign policy formulation, implementation, and evaluation in post Cold War Africa and explores the implication of African foriegn policy on the world stage.

Author Biography

Korwa G. Adar is the Director of Research (Area Studies) at the Africa Institute of South Africa, Pretoria Peter J. Schraeder is professor in the Department of Political Science at Loyola University, Chicago

Table of Contents

Tables and Figures	p. vii
Editors and Contributors	p. ix
Project Scope and Acknowledgments	p. xi
Acronyms	p. xiii
Introduction: Globalization and the Foreign Policies of Eastern African States	p. 1
Country Case Studies
Continuity and Change in the Djiboutian Foreign Policy-Making Process	p. 13
Understanding the Dynamics of Foreign Policy-Making in a New State: The Case of Eritrea	p. 27
The Conduct of Ethiopian Foreign Policy: From TPLF Politburo to Meles Zenawi	p. 53
Kenya's Foreign Policy and Foreign Policy-Making Process: An Analytical Context	p. 71
Sudanese Foreign Policy: Regional and Extra-Regional Perspectives	p. 91
Tanzania's Foreign Policy: An Analytical Assessment	p. 111
Uganda's Foreign Policy in the Post-Cold War Era: The Museveni Presidency	p. 125
Regional and Global Case Studies
Regionalism and Regional Reconstruction: The Case of the EAC	p. 137
Navigating Conflict Management: The Case of IGAD in the Horn of Africa	p. 147
Arms, Commerce and Culture: Changing Relations between Britain and Eastern Africa	p. 157
Russia and Eastern Africa: Coming Back?	p. 171
Unraveling the Bush Administration's Foreign Policy Priorities in Eastern Africa	p. 181
Eastern Africa as a "Second Front" in the Bush Administration's War on Terrorism	p. 191
Conclusion: Toward the Decentralization and Democratization of Foreign Policy-Making in Eastern Africa?	p. 207
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