Red Sea Corridors
Tracking port investment, naval presence and shipping risk along the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
Regional and Global Geopolitics
RAAD Peace Research Institute
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Tracking port investment, naval presence and shipping risk along the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
Regional and Global Geopolitics
Comparative study of district-level dialogue and reconciliation mechanisms.
Peace, Conflict and Political Settlements
Mapping informal taxation along principal trade corridors.
Regional Integration and Geoeconomics
Intellectual geography
Regional rivalries, shifting alliances and external competition increasingly shape the East and Horn of Africa. Yet regional actors are not passive: they negoti…
02Conflict reflects more than military competition. Contested authority, political exclusion, unresolved centre–periphery relations and competition over power and…
03Armed conflict, institutional fragility and environmental pressures increasingly intersect across the region. Their consequences depend on governance, resource…
04Development outcomes depend on more than resources and technical capacity. Political authority, institutional incentives and unequal access to opportunities sha…
05The East and Horn of Africa are increasingly exposed to global economic developments through trade, energy, transport, finance and strategic infrastructure.
06Crises are shaped by political choices, changing capabilities and institutional constraints. Their trajectories are neither fixed nor adequately explained by im…
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