Prospects for a Security Community in Southern Africa

An Analysis of Regional Security in the Southern African Development Community

Naison Ngoma

June 2005

This study was funded by the Department for International Development (DFID) of the UK government, the Austrian government, and the UNESCO Harare Cluster Office.

Dedication
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Forewords
by Kenneth Kaunda, Juma Shabani and Timothy Shaw
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Acknowledgements
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List of Abbreviations
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List of Illustrations
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About the Author
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Introduction
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CHAPTER ONE
The notion of a ‘security community’ in the Southern African context
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CHAPTER TWO
Regional security structures: Pre- and post-apartheid
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CHAPTER THREE
Searching for a new security structure
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CHAPTER FOUR
The Organ on Politics, Defence and Security: The rise and fall of a security community model?
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CHAPTER FIVE
SADC and the new millennium: A new dawn for the regional security community?
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CHAPTER SIX
Conclusion
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Bibliography
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APPENDICES

APPENDIX A
Declaration, Treaty and Protocol of the Southern African Development Community
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APPENDIX B
Principles and Objectives of the Organ on Politics, Defence and Security (OPDS)
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APPENDIX C
Extract from the Charter of the Organisation of African Unity
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APPENDIX D
United Nations Chapter VII
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APPENDIX E
SADC security architecture
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APPENDIX F
Protocol and structure of the Organ
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APPENDIX G
SADC’s Mutual Defence Pact
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APPENDIX H
Southern African military expenditure: 1965–2001
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APPENDIX I
SADC summits, ministerial and other sub-regional meetings
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