Peacekeeping and an ‘african high command’: plus ca change, c&apos; est la meme chose

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[1] Chase R S, Hill E B and Kennedy P. . 1996. . ‘Pivotal States and US Strategy’. . Foreign Affairs . , Vol. 75((1)) January‐February;: 33––51. .

[2] Cohen H J. . 1995. . Africa Report . , March‐April;: 14––16. .

[3] da Costa P. . 1995. . ‘Resolving Conflict: Can Africa Play Peacemaker. . Africa Report . , May‐June;: 27––29. .

[4] Clarke W and Herbst J. . 1996. . ‘Somalia and the Future of Humanitarian Intervention’. . Foreign Affairs . , Vol. 75((2)) March‐April;: 70––85. .

[5] Cleaver C and May R. . 1995. . ‘Peacekeeping: The African Dimension’. . ROAPE . , Vol. 22((66)) December;: 485––89. .

[6] Gutto S B O. . 1996. . ‘The OAU's New Mechanism for Conflict Prevention, Management and Resolution’. . Codesria Bulletin, Dakar, Senegal . , : 15––50. .

[7] Hadjor K B. . 1988. . Nkrumah and Ghana: The Dilemma of Post‐Colonial Power . , London/New York : : Kegan Paul International. .

[8] Harding J. . 1996. . ‘The Mercenary Business’. . London Review of Books . , 1 August;: 1––6. .

[9] Hawley A. . 1996. . ‘Behind The Lines’. . The Health Exchange . , 19 December;: 18––20. .

[10] Howell J and Rajasooria J P. . 1972. . Ghana and Nkrumah . , New York : : Facts on File, Inc.. .

[11] Lewis P. . 1993. . UN Will increase Troops in Somalia’. . The New York Times . , 27 March;: 3

[12] Mandelbaum M. . 1996. . Foreign Policy as Social Work’. . Foreign Affairs . , January‐February;: 16––32. .

[13] Menkhaus K and Prendergast J. . 1995. . ‘Somalia: The Stateless’. . Africa Report . , May‐June;: 22––24. .

[14] Nkrumah N. . 1973. . Revolutionary Path . , London : : Panaf. .

[15] Rooney D. . 1988. . Kwame Nkrumah: The Political Kingdom in The Third World . , London : : Tauris. .