The mission of the Journal of African Conflicts and Peace Studies (JACAPS) (ISSN 2325-484X) is to develop and disseminate scientific knowledge in areas of genocide studies and its prevention, socio-political development, peace, security, and governance studies in the particular context of Africa. Journal of African Conflicts and Peace Studies is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal.
Current Issue: Volume 5, Issue 2 (2023) Dynamics of conflict and peace in Africa
Articles
The Last Colony: Theoretical Explanations on the Protractedness of the Western Sahara Conflict
Elisabeth H. Austrheim
Anti-normalization, nonviolent activism, and domestic interests: The Case of Morocco
Maia Hallward and Taib Biygautane
The Road to Genocide: Identity Politics within Former State Institutions, the case of Caisse Sociale du Rwanda
Elly Musafiri, George Gona, Kenneth Ombongi, and Aggee Mugabe Shyaka
Leveraging Devolution as a Pathway to the Management of Homegrown Extremism over Intractable Land-use Conflicts in Chepyuk Settlement Schemes, Kenya
Graham Oluteyo Amakanji, Pontian G. Okoth, and Edmond Maloba Were
Statelessness in the Bakassi Peninsula: A Humanitarian Crisis in the Making
Taofik Oyewo Hussain
Police and civilians fractured relationship in the Northern Region of Ghana: A search for a common ground for internal security
Mohammed Gadafi Ibrahim
Assessing Compliance to Water Resources and Reconstruction Framework during Post-Conflict Reconstruction Borno State
Muritala Olaniyi OKE Dr
The Role of Maasai Women in Traditional Conflict Resolution and Peace-Making: A Case Study in Tanzania
NAISILIGAKI JAPHET LOISIMAYE
Focus Group Discussions with Rural Women in Yobe State on Information Services for Community Engagement on Development Issues in Nigeria
Aondover Eric Msughter and Mohammed Khalid Idris
Decentralizing the Nigerian Police Force: A Plausible Approach to Hinterland Securities
Amobi P. Chiamogu and Uchechukwu P. Chiamogu
TIGRAY CONFLICT AND POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT IN ETHIOPIA: ASSESSING GOVERNANCE, POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS.
Olileanya Amuche EZUGWU and Moses M. Duruji
