http://ideas.repec.org/a/uwe/journl/v1y2006i1p25-29.html
This site provides free access to the full text of a
paper by Manuel Ennes Ferreira (Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa) which was
published in Economics of Peace and Security Journal volume 1, no.1, and 2006
pages 25-29. It is available in full text via the repec website. The article
traces the recent history of Angola, exploring the influence of internal and
external economic and political conditions on Angola�s development.
Angola: International Crisis
Group
http://www.crisisgroup.org/home/index.cfm?id=1234
This site is maintained by the International Crisis Group, a
watch dog on human rights worldwide. This section provides free access to
statements and full text reports relating to Angola which it has published since
2003. These include coverage of civil war, conflict and international security
http://www.cfr.org/region/160/angola.html
This site is maintained by American think tank the Council
on Foreign relations. It provides free access to information and materials
relating to its research on Angola. They include comment, analysis and full text
reports dating from approximately 2000 onwards. Topics covered include
geopolitics, international and regional security and Angola and American foreign
policy towards Angola.
http://www.fride.org/download/WP81_Angola_failedyetsucessful_ENG_may09.pdf
This site provides free access to the full text of a 38
page report by David Sogge which was published as working paper no. 81 in April
2009 by FRIDE, an independent think-tank based in Madrid. The report considers
issues relating to Angola and security. This includes coverage of the historical
roots of conflict in Angola, the formal and informal forces and incentives are
at work in Angola�s territorial political economy that affect state weakness and
its relationship with the international political economy.
http://www.humansecuritygateway.com/search.php?advanced=yes®ions[]=27
The Human Security gateway is a joint project of the Human
Security report project and School for International Studies at Simon Fraser
University, Vancouver. It aims to provide researchers with a searchable database
of links to key websites, full-text reports, journal articles, news items and
fact sheets relating to human security worldwide. Human security is defined as
the protection of individuals from wars, civil wars and violence. It website
enables users to search or browse by country or topic. Topics covered include:
peace keeping operations, children and armed conflict, international
humanitarian law, gender and security and refugees. Each resource has an added
description of content. The section on Angola includes coverage of international
security, human rights, the diamond trade and conflict. It includes links to
news bulletins, maps and recent academic reports from aid agencies an, think
tanks and NGOs. It is possible to sign up to receive RSS feed alerts when new
materials are added.