Africa Publications
Report on the Initial Training Workshop for the Second Group of Burundian Leaders (NGOZI II)
Jul 07, 2011English; September, 2003 more
U.S. Energy Security and Oil Revenue Transparency
Jul 07, 2011Presentations made at a conference held at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars on March 21, 2007. more
Peace in Sudan: Women Making the Difference
Jul 07, 2011These policy recommendations were drafted by a delegation of 16 Sudanese women peacebuilders during seven days of meetings in New York and Washington, DC, sponsored by Women Waging Peace. The Wilson Center joined Women Waging Peace in sponsoring events in Washington. Full coverage of this conference is available from the Women Waging Peace site. more
The Role of ECOWAS in Achieving the Economic Integration of West Africa
Jul 07, 2011On October 19, 2007, the Africa Program hosted an event entitled "The Role of ECOWAS in Achieving the Economic Integration of West Africa" with Dr. Mohamed Ibn Chambas, President of the ECOWAS Commission. more
Speech by His Excellency Joaquim Chissano entitled "Political Stability, Conflict Resolution, and Development in Southern Africa"
Jul 07, 2011On February 27, 2002, H.E. Joaquim Chissano, President of the Republic of Mozambique discussed the future of southern Africa, and how best to promote peace, stability and development in the region, placing special emphasis on the role that the Southern African Development Community (SADC) must play in acheiving these aims. He drew upon Mozambique's transformation to illustrate the possibility of regional reconstruction. more
Burundi's Transition: Training Leaders For Peace
Jul 07, 2011English; Originally published in the Journal of Democracy, January 2006. more
Report on the Initial Training Workshop for the First Group of Burundian Leaders (NGOZI I)
Jul 07, 2011English; March 2003 more
AGOA Five Years Later: Lessons Learned, Challenges Ahead
Jul 07, 2011Presentations made at a conference held at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars on September 14, 2005. more
