Humanitarianism and Security: Trouble and Hope at the Heart of Africa

CHAPTER 1: HUMANITARIANISM AND SECURITY: AN INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 2: SECURITY FACTORS IN AFRICASocietal destabilizationEthnicity and Humanitarian ChaosHumanitarian Operational FrameworkRegional Implications    Political tensions    Security concerns    Socioeconomic fragilities
CHAPTER 3: THE CRISIS OF IDENTITYDenationalizationDe-PatriotizationThe Crisis of Hybrid IdentityCrisis and Pan-AfricanismSpillover Effects
CHAPTER 4: INSTITUTIONAL DEFICITThe Impact of WarHumanitarian Legitimacy and Institutional Deficit    Humanitarian Legitimacy Based on Action    Humanitarian Legitimacy Based on Territorial Occupation    Humanitarian Legitimacy Based on LegalityCritical Infrastructure and Institutional Deficit Issues    Social Infrastructure    Local Institutions or Structural Infrastructure
CHAPTER 5: RETHINKING TRANSITIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY IN HUMANITARIAN RECOVERYRebuilding the ArmyMilitary Behavior in the Post-Integration PeriodWhen Justice Does Not Follow
CHAPTER 6: WHEN HOME DOES NOT EXISTRefugee and IDP Camps: Philosophy and Ideology in the Twenty-first Century    The Camp Serves as a Shelter    Providers are ForeignersWhen Home Does Not Exist    Home Country Governance Analysis    Midway Intervention    Dynamics of Security Parameters    Agency Recovery AnalysisInvesting in the Future: Regional Policy Parameters
CHAPTER 7: CONCLUSION: THE SEARCH FOR STABILITYSecurity and SocietyIdentity in Humanitarian ChaosInstitutions and the CrisisTransitional Public Security in Humanitarian RecoveryCamps: Our Home for NowWhat's Next?