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Africa: U.S. Strategic Interests & AFRICOM Engagement Book

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Description

Explore the complex landscape of African political, economic, and security issues in this comprehensive study. As Africa's strategic importance grows, understanding its relationship with the United States becomes essential for analysts and policymakers. This book examines the vital role of natural resources, specifically energy resources, in shaping international interests. Readers will gain insight into the security challenges facing the continent, including violent extremist activities and threats from under-governed spaces like maritime piracy and illicit trafficking. The text also addresses critical humanitarian concerns, such as armed conflicts and the impact of HIV/AIDS. This resource provides a deep look into the historical and modern context of U.S. engagement and the authorization of AFRICOM, making it a necessary addition to any collection focused on international relations and global economics.

Key Features

Analyzes the growing strategic importance of Africa regarding U.S. interests and global resource management.

Examines security threats including violent extremism, maritime piracy, and illicit trafficking in under-governed spaces.

Provides detailed perspectives on African energy resources and their impact on international economic stability.

Addresses humanitarian crises and the social challenges posed by armed conflicts and the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

Offers context on the authorization of AFRICOM and the evolving nature of U.S. political engagement in Africa.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 July 2013
Listed Since
17 May 2013

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