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African Security Review Vol 12 No 4, 2003

	EDITORIAL MIND THE GAP
	FEATURES THE CREATION OF THE ICC Implications for Africa’s despots, crackpots and hotspots Max du Plessis AD HOC TRIBUNALS IN AFRICA A wealth of experience but a scarcity of funds Andreas O’Shea AN ACT OF TRANSFORMATION The Incorporation of the Rome Statute of the ICC into National Law in South Africa Anton Katz
	AFRICA WATCH COUP D’ÉTAT IN SÃO TOMÉ AND PRÍNCIPE João Gomes Porto SECURITY BRIEF
	TRENDS AND MARKERS Defence sector figures ESSAYS HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF: The DRC and the UN Security Council Virgil Hawkins THE CHANGING MEANING OF SMALL ARMS IN NUER SOCIETY Arild Skedsmo, Kwong Danhier and Hoth Gor Luak SECRECY AND TRANSPARENCY IN LESOTHO’S GENERAL ELECTIONS MA Kapa SOMALILAND Africa’s best kept secret, A challenge to the international community? Iqbal Jhazbhay CIVILIANISING MILITARY FUNCTIONS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Geoff Harris TERRORISM AND AFRICA Jakkie Cilliers A FALSE DAWN? Africa’s Post-1990 Democratization Waves Njunga M Mulikita FROM RIGHTS TO RESPONSIBILITIES The international community’s responsibility to protect vulnerable populations André Stemmet COMMENTARY CREATED AND LIMITED BY POLITICS A view of the ICC from Africa Shadrack Gutto TRIAL AND ERROR Challenges facing the International Criminal Court Sivuyile S Maqungo BALANCING ACT An insider’s view of the Inter-Congolese Dialogue Shelley Whitman A BRAVE NEW SOUTH AFRICAN DEFENCE INDUSTRY? Jakkie Cilliers BOOK REVIEWS CARLOS CARDOSO Telling the Truth in Mozambique Paul Fauvet and Marcello Mosse LETTING THEM DIE How HIV/AIDS prevention programmes often fail Catherine Campbell NATURAL RESOURCES AND VIOLENT CONFLICT Options and actions Edited by Ian Bannon and Paul Collier AFRICA IN 2004 Price| Subscribe