International Conference on Problems in African Politics (ICPAPS - 26)

This track explores the intricate political landscapes of North African countries, focusing on the historical and contemporary issues that shape governance and civil society. Papers will analyze the impact of regional conflicts and international relations on local political stability.

This session addresses the multifaceted governance challenges faced by Central African nations, including corruption, resource management, and institutional development. Contributions will highlight case studies and propose innovative solutions to enhance political efficacy in the region.

Focusing on the democratic evolution in Southern African countries, this track examines the successes and setbacks of political transitions. Papers will investigate the role of civil society, electoral processes, and international influences in shaping democratic norms.

This session delves into the intersection of politics and public health across the African continent, emphasizing how political decisions impact health outcomes. Researchers will present findings on health policy, access to care, and the socio-political determinants of health.

This track investigates the relationship between ethnic diversity and political stability in African nations, exploring how ethnic tensions influence governance and social cohesion. Papers will provide insights into conflict resolution strategies and inclusive governance models.

This session highlights the role of women in shaping political landscapes across Africa, focusing on their participation in governance and advocacy. Contributions will examine barriers to female political engagement and the impact of women's leadership on policy outcomes.

This track explores the growing influence of youth in African political movements and decision-making processes. Papers will analyze the mobilization strategies of young activists and the implications for future political landscapes.

Focusing on the impact of global dynamics on African political systems, this session examines how international relations shape domestic policies and governance. Contributions will discuss foreign aid, trade agreements, and geopolitical strategies affecting African nations.

This track addresses the political dimensions of environmental issues in Africa, including climate change, resource management, and sustainability. Researchers will present case studies that illustrate the interplay between environmental policy and political decision-making.

This session examines the political economy frameworks that underpin development strategies in African countries. Papers will explore the relationships between economic policies, governance structures, and social outcomes in various contexts.

This track focuses on strategies for conflict resolution and peacebuilding in African contexts, emphasizing the role of local actors and international organizations. Contributions will analyze successful case studies and propose frameworks for sustainable peace initiatives.