A Convening on African Wars and its Militaries in the 21st Century Post-COVID
A Convening on African Wars and its Militaries
in the 21st Century Post-COVID Emerging Trends, Challenges & Opportunities
Virtual Forum & Expert Workshop
Opening Remarks
Host Institution: Prof. Michael A. Gomez, Director of the Center for the Study of Africa and the African Diaspora
An Overview of the African Wars in the 21st Century Project
Olajumoke Ayandele, Ph.D.
Yvan Y. Ilunga, PhD.
The Militarization of Politics and the Undemocratization of Political Spaces in Africa
Moderator: Yvan Y. Ilunga, PhD.
Participants will be asked to participate in a dialogue around the key points highlighted by the moderator. This will be framed as Q&A, with questions sent to participants ahead of time.
New Wars: The Complexity Between Conflict, Conflict Management, and Public Health
Moderator: Olajumoke Ayandele, Ph.D.
Participants will be asked to participate in a dialogue around the key points highlighted by the moderator. This will be framed as Q&A, with questions sent to participants ahead of time.
Networking Session
Vaccine Diplomacy: Local Resilience and International Stability
Moderator: Olajumoke Ayandele, Ph.D.
Participants will be asked to participate in a dialogue around the key points highlighted by the moderator. This will be framed as Q&A, with questions sent to participants ahead of time.
Ways Forward
Olajumoke Ayandele, Ph.D.
Yvan Y. Ilunga, PhD.
Hosted on October 6, 2022, A Convening on African Wars, and its Militaries in the 21st Century Post-COVID, featured a forum moderated by Dr. Olajumoke Ayandele and Dr. Yvan Y. Ilunga. The event was a critical forum on the ways in which COVID-19 shaped increasing militarization in African states. The participants discussed the militarization of democratic spaces and their disparate impacts on civil societies. They elaborated on the restriction of civil and political liberties. The panelists also engaged in dialogue about the mismanagement of elections and COVID-19 relief funds. Ultimately, they concluded that COVID-19 ushered in a new normal in terms of the relationship between African state governance and the social contract.
Видео A Convening on African Wars and its Militaries in the 21st Century Post-COVID канала CSAAD at NYU
in the 21st Century Post-COVID Emerging Trends, Challenges & Opportunities
Virtual Forum & Expert Workshop
Opening Remarks
Host Institution: Prof. Michael A. Gomez, Director of the Center for the Study of Africa and the African Diaspora
An Overview of the African Wars in the 21st Century Project
Olajumoke Ayandele, Ph.D.
Yvan Y. Ilunga, PhD.
The Militarization of Politics and the Undemocratization of Political Spaces in Africa
Moderator: Yvan Y. Ilunga, PhD.
Participants will be asked to participate in a dialogue around the key points highlighted by the moderator. This will be framed as Q&A, with questions sent to participants ahead of time.
New Wars: The Complexity Between Conflict, Conflict Management, and Public Health
Moderator: Olajumoke Ayandele, Ph.D.
Participants will be asked to participate in a dialogue around the key points highlighted by the moderator. This will be framed as Q&A, with questions sent to participants ahead of time.
Networking Session
Vaccine Diplomacy: Local Resilience and International Stability
Moderator: Olajumoke Ayandele, Ph.D.
Participants will be asked to participate in a dialogue around the key points highlighted by the moderator. This will be framed as Q&A, with questions sent to participants ahead of time.
Ways Forward
Olajumoke Ayandele, Ph.D.
Yvan Y. Ilunga, PhD.
Hosted on October 6, 2022, A Convening on African Wars, and its Militaries in the 21st Century Post-COVID, featured a forum moderated by Dr. Olajumoke Ayandele and Dr. Yvan Y. Ilunga. The event was a critical forum on the ways in which COVID-19 shaped increasing militarization in African states. The participants discussed the militarization of democratic spaces and their disparate impacts on civil societies. They elaborated on the restriction of civil and political liberties. The panelists also engaged in dialogue about the mismanagement of elections and COVID-19 relief funds. Ultimately, they concluded that COVID-19 ushered in a new normal in terms of the relationship between African state governance and the social contract.
Видео A Convening on African Wars and its Militaries in the 21st Century Post-COVID канала CSAAD at NYU
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