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1.	Abu Hatab, Assem (author) Russia's invasion of Ukraine jeopardizes food security in Africa : shocks to global food supply chains could lead to social and political unrest 2022 Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract Apart from being a humanitarian tragedy, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has also emerged as an exogenous shock to global food supply chains, with severe consequences for many African countries in particular. Four months into the invasion, we can see three main threats to food security in Africa: a disruption to energy markets and shipping routes; a shortage of fertilizers; and the negative ‘third-party’ effects of sanctions imposed on and by Russia.
2.	Abu Hatab, Assem, et al. (author) The debt trap dilemma of African governments : balancing debt services, food security and development – while avoiding civil unrest 2024 Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract Nearly half of Africa’s economies are on the brink of debt distress. Unlike previous debt crises, the current one is characterised by a shift from multilateral to commercial and bilateral creditors, notably China, and the proliferation of Eurobonds. Pressured by heavy debt burdens, there is a risk that African governments divert funds from essential sectors such as education, health care and agriculture, causing a vicious cycle of stalled development, food insecurity and an elevated risk of socio-political instability.
3.	Adetula, Victor, et al. (author) The legacy of Pan-Africanism in African integration today 2020 Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract Pan-Africanism was a vital force in the decolonisation and liberation struggles of the African continent. Today, some regional integration initiatives are part of the legacy of Pan-Africanism. Nevertheless, a retreat in Pan-Africanist consciousness justifies the on-going reform of the African Union and other related platforms for African regional integration, peace and development.
4.	Aning, Kwesi, et al. (author) Ecowas' dilemma : balancing principles and pragmatism : West Africa's regional bloc faces disintegration after failed sanctions against military regimes 2024 Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract The decision by Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger to leave Ecowas reflects the bloc’s failure to address security and humanitarian issues in the subregion. It is also a result of people losing faith in Ecowas’ leadership after years of complacency and inconsistency in championing its democratic principles. Pragmatic dialogue with the member states currently run by military regimes will be crucial if regional collaboration is to be revived. And defending democratic values will be crucial if civilian rule and popular trust are to be restored.
5.	Bjarnesen, Jesper (author) Aligning European migration policies with African priorities : policy advice on African migration for Nordic decision makers 2023 Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract Bridging European and African perspectives on migration governance will result in more sustainable migration policies. Under Sweden's EU presidency, Nordic decision makers have an opportunity to lead the way. They should adopt a holistic and long-term approach, informed by a research-based understanding of the dynamics of African migration that takes the aspirations of African migrants and the perspectives of policymakers more seriously.
6.	Bjarnesen, Jesper, et al. (author) Democratic backsliding in Côte d'Ivoire : legislative elections tighten Ouattara's grip on power 2021 Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract The ruling RHDP's victory in legislative elections in March 2021 has tightened incumbent President Alassane Ouattara's grip on political power in Côte d'Ivoire. Though Ouattara has taken a conciliatory stance towards the opposition since his re-election, his control of political institutions, low voter turnout, electoral violence and the president’s international status heighten the risk of further democratic backsliding in Côte d'Ivoire.
7.	Bjarnesen, Jesper, et al. (author) Ouattara's third-term bid raises old fears : risk of violence in Côte d'Ivoire's upcoming presidential elections 2020 Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract The unexpected death this summer of the front-runner in the upcoming elections and incumbent President Ouattara’s contested move to run for a third term in office have increased the risk of electoral violence in the ethnically divided Côte d’Ivoire. The threat of a return to armed conflict, as we saw after the 2010 elections, should not be excluded.
8.	Bjarnesen, Jesper (author) Shifting the narrative on African migration : the numbers, the root causes, the alternatives – get them right! 2020 Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract The overall message of this policy note is that negative public opinion in Europe is a major obstacle to holistic and sustainable policies relating to African migration. It argues for a shift in wording and perspective away from politicised opinions about immigration, or misplaced ideas of humanitarian responsibilities, towards a more constructive and pragmatic focus on labour migration management.
9.	Bwalya Umar, Bridget (author) Harmonising land privatisation with customary rights : A middle way for land rights formalisation in Zambia 2022 Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract Many critics of customary land rights systems call for conversion of customary tenure to leasehold. This policy note argues for a middle way forward. By formalising the collective ownership of customary land in two levels, primary and secondary rights, instead of converting it to exclusively individual leasehold estates, Zambian authorities can enhance the rights of primary claimants, without excluding secondary land rights holders from their livelihood bases.
10.	Fisher, Eleanor, et al. (author) Preserving heritage, nurturing progress, raising social equity : policy advice on how indigenous peoples can advance sustainable agriculture in Kenya 2023 Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract Recognising and including the knowledge and leadership of indigenous peoples in building resilient food systems is crucial for equitable transformation. Kenyan decision makers must empower indigenous peoples to engage in local climate adaptation and agricultural sector planning, and at the same time protect those peoples’ rights.

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