Democratization and human security in postwar Sierra Leone /
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New York :
Palgrave Macmillan,
2016.
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Table of Contents:
- Section one: Democratizing Sierra Leone
- Introduction: democratization and human security in Sierra Leone: an introduction / Marda Mustapha
- Constitutional development and ethnic entrepreneurism in Sierra Leone: a historical perspective / Joseph J. Bangura
- Chieftaincy reform and liberal peacebuilding in Sierra Leone / Joseph Lansana Kormoh
- Reconciling police reform and local security provision in post-conflict Sierra Leone / Freida Ibiduni M'Cormack, James B.M. Vincent and Joseph P. Chris Charley
- Diasporic states / Mariane Ferme
- The 2012 general elections in Sierra Leone: democratic consolidation or semi-authoritarian regime / Marda Mustapha
- Section two: Civil society and human security
- The NGOization of civil society in Sierra Leone
- a thin dividing line between empowerment and disempowerment / Diana Szántó
- Civil society and democratized peace in post-war Sierra Leone / Vandy Kanyako
- Critical examination of food security-insecurity in post-war Sierra Leone / Earl Conteh-Morgan
- Promises and pitfalls of the free health care initiative in Sierra Leone: an early analysis / Fredline A. O. M'Cormack-Hale and Fredanna A. D. M'Cormack
- Corruption and the 2014 EVD crisis in Sierra Leone: ebola as "total disease" / Jenise R. DePinto
- Conclusion: the interface between democratization and human security / Joseph J. Bangura.