Burkina Faso

09/12/2021
Security Force Assistance to Fragile States

Security Force Assistance (SFA) – the training and equipping of a foreign security force – represent a common form of intervention into fragile states.

Anna Marie Obermeier & Siri Aas Rustad (2023)
Conflict Trends: A Global Overview, 1946–2022

PRIO Paper

Marie Sandnes (2022)
Worsening Crisis in the Sahel: Food Security, Donor Priorities and Geopolitical Shifts

PRIO Policy Brief

Marie Sandnes (2022)
The relationship between the G5 Sahel Joint Force and external actors: a discursive interpretation

Journal article in Canadian Journal of African Studies

Marie Sandnes (2021)
The G5 Sahel Joint Force: Operationalisation and Dependency on External Actors

PRIO Policy Brief

Bintu Zahara Sakor & Henrik Urdal (2020)
Demographic Change, Insecurity and Human Capital in the Sahel

UNFPA Policy Brief

Nicholas Marsh et al. (2020)
Compounding Fragmentation: Security Force Assistance to Fragile States in the Sahel and Horn of Africa

PRIO Paper

Oct 2018 – Aug 2019
Transit Migration and Rebel Organizations: Economic Exploitation and Dynamic Recruitment

Monday, 27 Mar 2023
Soft Power and Disinformation: The Strategic Role of Media in Wagner’s Expansion in Africa

Tuesday, 5 Sept 2023
Seeking New Leadership? Military Coups in Africa and Their Implications