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Abstract
Dominant scholarships on globalization and conflict management
take one of two basic approaches. The providentialists describe it as a
process of unifying the world into a one happy and peaceful family of God.
The constructionists conceive it as a human effort towards the creation
of a borderless world through technological inventions. Both approaches
failed to recognize resource inequalities as the driving force of both
processes. It is against this backdrop that this study sought answers to
the following questions: (a) Is there any link between globalization
and conflict management? (b)Are the escalating
conflict situations in Africa a consequence of globalization? (c) Is conflict management, especially the management of conflict in Cote d’Ivoire and Sudan a process of creating and or restoring conduce
environment for the movement of people, goods and capital across
borders? (d)Is wealth redistribution by the states of Africa capable of
enhancing conflict management in Africa? The broad objective of this
study is to create a new path in this scholarship by locating the
driving force of globalization and conflict
management to resource inequalities among nation states. Thus
globalization is seen by this study as the movement of people, goods and
capital from resource- deficit area to resource-surplus area and
vice versa. Similarly, conflict management is seen as the process of
creating and or restoring conducive environment for the movement of
people, goods ands capital across territorial borders. The specific
objectives of this study, therefore, are: (a) to explore the link
between globalization and conflict management, (b) to investigate if the
escalating conflict situations in Africa are a consequence of
globalization, (c) to interrogate if the conflict management, especially
the management of political crises in Cote d’Ivoire and Sudan is a
process of creating and or restoring conducive environment for the
movement of people, goods and capital across borders, (d) to ascertain
if the option of wealth redistribution by the states of Africa is
capable of enhancing conflict management in Africa.
This study adopted longitudinal research design which refers to
observations made at many times. Specifically, we relied on cohort
longitudinal survey design. Our focus was to observe the political
crises in Cote d’Ivoire and Sudan at different periods of their respective
political history. We adopted secondary sources of data collection and
hence relied primarily on library material and relevant
documents from DFID, World Bank, UNDP, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Union, ECOWAS, European Union, African Institute of Applied Economics, and Nigerian Institute of International Affairs. The Marxian theory
of postcolonial state is the analytical tool employed in this study.
This enabled us to interrogate the African crises through the prisms of
the dependent capitalist state, character of the ruling
class and their linkages to foreign interests. Thus the Marxian theory
of postcolonial state was used to interrogate and analyse data generated
in the research. Tables were also used to analyze data
where applicable.
This study revealed that resource inequality is the driving force of
globalization which in itself is the movement of people, goods and
capital from resource-deficit area to resource-rich area and vice versa
such as the movement of some nationals of Burkina Faso,
Mali, Guinea, and Arabs from Niger, Egypt, and other northern states of
Africa from their resource-deficit territories to Cote d’Ivoire and
Sudan
respectively as ‘native foreigners’. Secondly, the study revealed that
the escalating conflict situations in Africa are directly linked to
activities of the transnational corporations (TNCs) and economic
refugees, who degrade the environment, create resource-scarcity and thus
generate conflicts in their host states. Thirdly, the study discovered
that the management of conflicts in Africa is aimed at creating and or
restoring conduce environment for the movement of people, goods and
capital in Africa. Fourthly, the study found out that equitable
distribution of wealth by the states of Africa is the effective strategy
of managing conflict situations in Africa.
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