Abstract
The current crisis in the Ivory Coast unfortunately resembles a number of crises in Western and Central Africa over the last few decades. Whereas the international community has generally been more willing to intervene in Europe and the Middle East, there has been a tendency to “wait and watch” while humanitarian crises unfold in middle Africa. In the last several years, as in the Ivory Coast right now, however, global awareness of the brutality of such crises has expanded tremendously.
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Joshi, Devin K.
(2011)
"A Structural Solution to Africa’s Wayward Presidents,"
Human Rights & Human Welfare: Vol. 11:
Iss.
5, Article 5.
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