MINDJA Alex
est Ph.D en science politique, option Relations Internationales et Etudes des Conflits. Il est Chargé des Travaux Dirigés à l’Université de Yaoundé 2, Prépa Vogt et par ailleurs Enseignant dans plusieurs institutions universitaires privées au Cameroun. Ses recherches portent essentiellement sur les relations et institutions internationales africaines (UA, CBLT, …), la coopération internationale contre le terrorisme, la diplomatie, Résolution et gestion des conflits.
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Women’s leadership and Think Tanks in Central Africa: what impact on public policy?
Following their creation in Europe and their subsequent spread in America, think tanks are gradually taking roots on the African continent (1). Indeed, public...
The resilience of civil society organizations in the context of a shrinking civic space...
The civic space allows citizens to freely exercise certain basic freedoms without hindrance such as, freedom of expression, freedom of association and freedom of...
Steadfastness in Perilous Times: The role of Governance and Democracy Think Tanks in Spotlighting...
Introduction
The prevalence and rising trend of authoritarianism is a significant challenge confronting many Francophone African countries (1). In response to this trend, governance...
Placing the Human at the Centre of Healthcare Delivery in Cameroon
In late March 2024, the Nkafu Policy Institute screened a short documentary film about Monique Koumatekel, a young pregnant woman who died together with...
Interview with Christian Achaleke
Antem Anthony:
Christian, what is your assessment of Cameroon's progress in implementing the youth peace and security agenda?
Christian Achaleke:
Well, if we’re to look at the...
Women With Disabilities and Politics in Cameroon: Realities, Challenges, and Opportunities
Introduction
Article 2 of Law No. 2010/002 of 13 April 2010 on the protection and promotion of persons with disabilities defines a disabled person as...