Hybrid Security Governance in Africa: Rethinking the Foundations of Security, Justice and Legitimate Public Authority

This article asks whether the concept of ‘hybridity’ offers a moreconvincing account of security governance in Africa than the standard state-focused models.

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Robin Luckham

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Bagayokoa, N., Hutchful, E. and Luckham, R.

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Journal of Conflict, Security & Development, volume 16, issue 1

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