Catastrophe : What Went Wrong in Zimbabwe ? Democracy, Human Rights and Civil Society in Perspective

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peace and security

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RicVirMél

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PER

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Alors que le Commonwealth des Nations a joué un rôle crucial dans les processus de décolonisation, les crises politiques post-coloniales et le renouvellement des politiques de développement, il demeure un acteur sous-étudié en politique et en relations internationales. L’histoire complexe du Zimbabwe démontre qu’il est essentiel de replacer les affaires du Commonwealth au cœur de l’histoire impériale et post-coloniale sur la longue durée. Abordant la démocratie, les droits de l’homme, la diplomatie et les initiatives de la société civile, cet entretien avec Richard Bourne met en relation le Commonwealth comme objet d’étude et le Commonwealth comme acteur politique dans les premières décennies du 21e siècle.

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