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3 février 2015
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Marissa Cramer, « Africa: Through the Looking Glass », HESTIA Expertise, ID : 10.58079/pim6
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Will State Fragility and Crisis Dampen the Success Story? When it comes to assessing the greatest threats to peace and security in the post-Cold War world, it has long been pointed out that internal conflicts and crises outpace inter-state ones. What is more is that these conflicts tend to a brutal character. “At the beginning of the twentieth century, approximately 90 percent of war victims were soldiers; during the 1990s, by contrast, an estimated 90 percent of those killed in armed confli...