Research Article
Volume 1 (2019)
Olalekan Samuel AFOLABI
1. Introduction In March 2012, Mali’s government was overthrown in a military coup. Insurgents, capitalizing on the ensuing power vacuum, seized much of the country’s vast and sparsely populated northern territory. As of early January 2013, three loosely…
Published November 17, 2020
Research Article
Volume 1 (2019)
Folawiyo Kareem OLAJOKU, Ph.D.
1. Introduction The low level of development in the developing world most especially in Africa is partly due to wealth unequally distributed, the existence of the personal rule paradigm, the lack of good governance and massive corruption by…
Published November 17, 2020
Research Article
Volume 1 (2019)
Corinn SCHMIEG
After decades of trying to create positive diplomatic relations, a trade war broke out between the United States and China. After tariffs placed on Chinese imports in the US, China retaliated with their own tariffs. A year into…
Published November 16, 2020
Research Article
Volume 1 (2019)
Pr. Laurent CLEENEWERCK, STL, MES, PhD, FRSPH
Logistics systems of public health programs generally employ either a push or pull system to supply commodities to health facilities. The objective of this study was to compare the systems on key performance indicators related to supply methods.…
Published November 16, 2020
Research Article
Volume 1 (2019)
Deryck FRITZ
Violent conflict can have a devastating impact on individuals, communities and societies. This is evidenced by the destruction wrought by the two world wars, which claimed millions of lives, required billions of dollars for reconstruction of conflict-affected countries,…
Published November 12, 2020
Research Article
Volume 1 (2019)
Ladislas HAVUGIMANA
The problematic of using clean cooking fuel is a new concept in Rwanda, where more than the majority of the population lives in a rural area and use wood for all heating needs. With the government engaging in…
Published November 12, 2020
Research Article
Volume 1 (2019)
Christophe MAY
The present paper gives an overview of how Switzerland faced terrorism in the past and how the country developed counterterrorism measures until today. The course offered by Leiden university covered a very large area in all studied topics…
Published November 12, 2020
Research Article
Volume 1 (2019)
Harrouk TONY
1. Introduction “What is common to many is taken least care of, for all men have greater regard for what is their own than for what they possess in common with others.”[1] A saying by the ancient Greek…
Published November 11, 2020
Research Article
Volume 1 (2019)
Washaya WASHAYA
1. Introduction Policy stability is essential for the achievement of sustainable development goals (SDGs). The rule of law, institutionalism, and democracy are crucial for inclusive economic growth. Political gyrations scare away investors through the creation of hostile investment…