Mediation Arguments

Mediation Arguments is a working paper series of the Centre for Mediation in Africa. The series explores the dynamics and outcomes of mediation efforts to prevent, manage and resolve high intensity conflict.

How and Why African Mediators Compromise Democracy

By Laurie Nathan

Mediation Arguments no. 10 - February 2016

Dag Hammarskjold and Conflict Mediation, by Henning Melber

Mediation Arguments no. 9 - January 2016

Picking Up the Pieces: Mediation Strategies in Fragmented Conflicts, by Joshua Levkowitz

Mediation Arguments no. 8 - January 2016

Whither the Notion of 'African Solutions to African Problems'? The African Union and the Mali Crisis (2012 - 2013), by Kasaija Phillip Apuuli

	Mediation Arguments no. 7 - October 2015 Managing complexity in mediation: The Namibian case, by Chris Saunders
	Mediation Arguments no. 6 - June 2014 Mediated power-sharing agreements, reconciliation and transitional justice: Liberia, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo, by Cori Wielenga and Nickson Bond.
	Mediation Arguments no. 5 - April 2014 The dog that didn't bark: The absence of significant international mediation in the South African transition to democracy, by Chris Saunders
	Mediation Arguments no. 4 - April 2013 A clash of norms and strategies in Madagascar: Mediation and the AU policy on unconstitutional change of government, by Laurie Nathan
	Mediation Arguments no. 3 - March 2013 The usefulness of national mediation in intra-state conflict in Africa, by Andries Odendaal
	Mediation Arguments no. 2 - February 2013 A crowded field: Competition and coordination in international peace mediation, by David Lanz and Rachel Gasser
	Mediation Arguments no. 1 - January 2013 Legitimate representation in mediation processes: Civil society involvement in Liberia and Kenya, by Franzisca Zanker

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