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African Studies and African Country Resources @ Pitt
This guide provides selected high-quality resources on the global, political, economic, social and cultural aspects of the continent of Africa and its countries. It features individual country pages as well as sources searchable by topic or country.
In C"te D'Ivoire, Ademola Araoye explores the internal complexities of the Ivorian crisis within the context of international engagement. Bold formulations emerge on the structure of the post-colonial state and its immediate external environment. The environment is populated by distinct units: formal states, proto states and transnational communities struggling for control. The trajectory of the Ivorian crisis is impacted by France's drive to correct policy failures and re-impose its authority in its pre carr‚.