Al-Bulushi Samar, War-Making as Worldmaking : Kenya, the United States and the War on Terror, Stanford University Press, 2024

The Subject of borders is sensitive in Africa because of the way they were conceived and established—a mix of external issues, often stemming from colonisation, and internal dynamics. Although not always related to obvious geography, a border is a political statement that experiences perpetual redef...

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spelling cairn-RDNA_882_0224RDNARevue Défense Nationale https://shs.cairn.info/revue-revue-defense-nationale-2025-7-page-224?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rdna.882.0224 Al-Bulushi Samar, War-Making as Worldmaking : Kenya, the United States and the War on Terror, Stanford University Press, 2024 Lécossais Pina, Côme2025 fre Revue Défense Nationale | 882 | 7 | 2025-07-09 | p. 224-226 | 2105-7508 RDNA_88281 The Subject of borders is sensitive in Africa because of the way they were conceived and established—a mix of external issues, often stemming from colonisation, and internal dynamics. Although not always related to obvious geography, a border is a political statement that experiences perpetual redefinition.La question des frontières reste sensible en Afrique de par leur conception et établissement, entre logiques extérieures souvent issues de la colonisation et dynamiques internes. Pas toujours liée à une évidence géographique, la frontière est un marqueur politique en perpétuelle redéfinition.Cairn restricted access
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