Securing Africa

Malinda S. Smith is Associate Professor, International Relations at the University of Alberta, Canada

Preface Post-9/11: Thinking Critically, Thinking Dangerously; Chapter 1 Terrorism Thinking: “9/11 Changed Everything”, Malinda S. Smith; Part 1 9/11, Terrorism and the Geopolitics of African Spaces; Chapter 2 Terrorism Inc.: Violence and Counter-violence (of the Letter), Mustapha B. Marrouchi; Chapter 3 Beyond 9/11: Histories and Spaces of Terrorism in Africa, Oladosu Afis Ayinde; Chapter 4 Political Islam, Africa, and the “War on Terror”, Iqbal Jhazbhay; Chapter 5 Chasing Shadows in the Dunes: Islamist Practice and Counterterrorist Policy in West Africa’s Sahara–Sahel Zone, Mike McGovern; Chapter 6 Human Rights and Insecurities: Muslims in Post-9/11 East Africa, Faraj Abdallah Tamim, Malinda S. Smith; Part 2 Africa in Post-9/11 International Relations; Chapter 7 The Post-Bipolarity, Terrorism and Implications for Africa, Adewale Aderemi; Chapter 8 Securing Access to African Oil Post-9/11 : The Gulf of Guinea, Yves Alexandre Chouala; Chapter 9 Kenya’s Foreign Policy and Challenges of Terrorism in the Post-Cold War, Babere Kerata Chacha, Muniko Zephaniah Marwa; Chapter 10 Revisiting United States Policy toward Somalia, Afyare Abdi Elmi; Chapter 11 The Emperor’s New Clothes? Terrorism Thinking from George Bush to Barack Obama, Malinda S. Smith;