Titlebook: Conflict and Human Security in Africa; Kenya in Perspective Asfaw Kumssa,James Herbert Williams,John F. Jones Book 2011 Asfaw Kumssa, James

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Capacity Building and Creation of Livelihoods for Sustainable Development,or example, the security system advocated by the government has actually intensified conflict because it has only dealt with the symptoms of conflict, namely, livestock raids, instead of confronting the fundamental issues of poverty and underdevelopment.

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Transforming Transitional Societies,ions. In the current global order, not only do old challenges persist but new ones have also emerged. These challenges include international terrorism, ethnic cleansing, climate change, human trafficking, transnational crime, HIV/AIDS, inequality between the developed and developing nations, and soc

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Agnessa Spanellis,J. Tuomas Harviainenhe result of transnational political dynamics. In order to address these questions, the study sought knowledge of the region and ways to achieve human security. The research also focused on the various communities’ capacity building, an inquiry in tandem with the study of the human security componen

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Seven Points to Reappropriate Gamificationn Kenya. Variations in national levels of development and wealth and the predominance of particular economic activities shape the strategies and resources that various ethnic groupings and ultimately local communities use to compete (UNDP, 2004). There is clear evidence supporting the hypothesis tha

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Agnessa Spanellis,J. Tuomas Harviainen in regional development. Policymakers have largely drawn inspiration for the postindependence interventions from colonial development programs in the 1950s (Swynnerton, 1954). However, postindependence interventions, just like preindependence policies, have failed to achieve expected results in Nor

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David Cole,Ryan Pereira,James SprayMurille, inhabit the North Rift and the northeastern region. Some of these communities have lived peacefully as neighbors from time immemorial while others have been perpetual enemies. The Gabra and Borana, for example, had a symbiotic relationship and coexisted peacefully for over four centuries, s

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Defining the Epistemic Core of Chemistry, according to Karlberg (2004), include the political, economic, legal, and other social arrangements related to authority, relations of production, systems of resource distribution, and division of labor. These social arrangements play an important role in determining the psychostructural dispositio

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Improving Teacher Motivation and Moralerough understanding of the causes and dynamics of the conflicts is a necessary step, both the nature of the solutions sought and the way they are implemented are critical. In Northern Kenya, chronic poverty and underdevelopment are key causes of conflict, requiring a search for solutions to address