Civil–Military Relations in Zambia
A Review of Zambia’s Contemporary CMR History and Challenges of
Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration

Edited By Gilbert Chileshe, Margaret Chimanse,
Naison Ngoma, Paul Lwando and Tasila Mbewe

A project of the Defence Sector Programme at the
Institute for Security Studies, funded by the Department for
International Development (DFID) of the UK government.

Book Review by Naison Ngoma, ISS

Foreword
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About the authors
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Part One
Civil–Military relations: Conceptual and empirical challenges

Civil–military relations: Searching for a conceptual framework with an African bias
Naison Ngoma
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A survey of civil–military relations in the SADC sub-region
Martin Rupiya
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Encapsulating Zambia’s civil–military relations in the Third Republic
Henry Mtonga
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Civil–military relations in Zambia: A view from the military
Benjamin Mibenge
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Part Two
Civil–military relations and the economy

Focusing on competing needs in an economy under pressure: The case of Zambia
Patrick Mulenga
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The defence sector and the defence budget: Minimising costs and maximising benefits
Len Le Roux
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Part Three
Challenges of disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration

Disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration: A conceptual discourse
Naison Ngoma
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DDR: The case of West Africa and the Great Lakes region
Richard Cornwell
PDF - 128kb

An evaluation of the post-Savimbi peace process in Angola since February 2002: The victor’s peace treaty
Martin Rupiya & Jemima Njeri
PDF - 155kb

Refugees and locals: An incompatible pair?
Marie Lobo
PDF - 136kb

Part Four
Policy recommendations

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