Francis Onditi Pořadí knih

The book introduces an 'equalitarian' theoretical framework aimed at analyzing African mining ecosystems and related policies. It critiques the reductionist perspectives prevalent in post-colonial discussions, offering a more nuanced approach to understanding the complexities of mining issues. By emphasizing equality and inclusivity, the framework seeks to address the multifaceted challenges faced by these ecosystems, providing a fresh lens for policy interventions in the African context.

This book presents a systems thinking approach to enhance the regional security community (RSC) in Africa. It critiques the reliance on ad hoc mechanisms and offers a holistic framework to address structural limitations. Ideal for students and researchers in international relations and regional security studies.

The book explores the complexities of conflict, emphasizing that radicalization and extremism stem from individual ideologies, personality traits, biological factors, and psychological influences. By employing an interdisciplinary approach, Onditi delves into how human behavior shapes these modern conflicts, offering insights into their underlying causes and implications.