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(In)visibility of African borders: a decolonial examination of the African Union's boundary practices.

In this article, we use a decolonial lens, a careful content and discourse analysis of key documents on African borders since 1963 and a political ethnographic research method to explore how the boundary practices of the African Union (AU) shape the visibility and invisibility of borders in Africa....

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Published in:International Affairs Vol. 101; no. 3; pp. 801 - 820
Main Authors: Tieku, Thomas Kwasi, Coffie, Amanda
Format: Article
Published: Oxford University Press / USA May2025
Subjects:
International cooperation
Discourse analysis
Ethnology research
International agencies
Developing countries
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