‘African Politics, African Peace’ Multimedia

August 28, 2017February 13, 2018 Bridget Conley 3097 Views

Below are the multimedia materials associated with the African Politics, African Peace project.

Graphs and Tables | Videos

Access the twelve graphs and tables from the Report, including high-resolution downloadable versions. Below, you can also find our two short videos related to the report.

Graphs and Tables

Below are the graphs and tables from the Report.

Download high-resolution version. Please cite graph as: World Peace Foundation (2016). African Politics, African Peace. Somerville, MA. Retrieved from http://fletcher.tufts.edu/African-Peace-Missions/Multimedia

Download high-resolution version. Please cite graph as: Data: Ann Fitz-Gerald (2016); World Peace Foundation (2016). African Politics, African Peace. Somerville, MA. Retrieved from http://fletcher.tufts.edu/African-Peace-Missions/Multimedia

Videos

For over 20 years we all have been trying to help post-war countries transform and reform their security sectors. Our efforts usually fail: why? We examine this crucial question as part of the WPF’s African Peace Missions project. (3:47 mins). This video was made possible in part by the Carnegie Corporation of New York, through the Institute for Human Security at The Fletcher School, Tufts University.

On July 21, 2016, the World Peace Foundation launched its report, “African Politics, African Peace,” which charts an agenda for peace in Africa, focusing on how the African Union can implement its norms and use its instruments to prevent and resolve armed conflicts. It is an independent report of the WPF, supported by the African Union, and is the most extensive review of the African Union’s peace missions ever conducted. This video introduces you to the main themes and ideas of the Report. (9:40 mins). This video was made possible in part by the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.