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Articles · Vol. 7 No. 1 & 2 (2004): African Journal of International Affairs
International Terrorism and East African sub-regionalism: Developing a Sub-regional Tourism Industry in the Face of War
- DOI https://doi.org/10.4314/ajia.v7i1-2.57217
- Published 2023-08-03
Abstract
This paper discusses both positive and negative implications of fighting international terrorism and how it impacts on trust between East African countries, peace building in the region and tourism development in East Africa.
International Terrorism and East African sub-regionalism: Developing a Sub-regional Tourism Industry in the Face of War
Cet article analyse les implications positives et négatives de la lutte contre le terrorisme international et l’impact de celle-ci sur la confiance entre les états estafricains, sur le processus de construction de la paix et le développement du tourisme en Afrique de l’Est.
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International Terrorism East African sub-regionalism Developing a Sub-regional Tourism Industry
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