CFEE workshop: African armies in multilateral peace support operations

Date de début: 

25 Avril 2016 - 08:30

Date de fin: 

26 Avril 2016 - 20:00

Type d'événement: 

  • Atelier

Publié ici : 

27 Avril 2016

Mis à jour le : 

09 Août 2017

Domaines: 

  • Guerres, conflits, violence
  • Sciences politiques

Mots-clefs: 

  • International relations
  • Military Peace
  • Political science
  • Éthiopie

Zone géographique: 

  • Afrique
CFEE (Ethiopie)

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Programme

WORKSHOP African Armies in Multilateral Peace Support Operations: Social and Professional Changes at Stake

CFEE, Addis Ababa, 25-26 April 2016 – by invitation only.

Workshop organised by the CFEE in partnership with LAM (UMR 5115), Sciences Po Bordeaux, Région Aquitaine, DGRIS and Université libre de Bruxelles.

Objectives of the workshop

African armies are increasingly contributing troops to international peace support operations on the continent. But how are they affected by these contributions? How does the entry into this social world of international peace and security affect these armies, as state institutions and professionals?

In the framework of its new program on “Peace and Security in the Horn of Africa and Beyond”, the French Centre for Ethiopian Studies (CFEE) organises a two‐day workshop in Addis Ababa, aimed at discussing recent empirical research on the issue. The Observatory of the Horn of Africa (Observatoire de la Corne – Les Afriques dans le Monde in Bordeaux and the Région Aquitaine), the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) and the French Ministry of Defense are financial partners of the event.
The question refers to at least two strands of academic literature. The first raises classical concerns for institutional efficiency in peace and security activities, particularly for the UN due to its long experience in this matter, but also for the new African Peace and Security Architecture (APSA). It is to assume that the new African Peace and Security Architecture will become what African states and notably African armies will make of it. Peace and security practitioners would thus benefit from the existence of rich data, detailing how armies are experiencing this new activity, evolving in it, and possibly being shaped by it, in return.

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