Multilateral Intelligence Cooperation in Africa

Tunji Namaiko, Ph.D., is an intelligence pracademic who has established a strong record in early warning and multilateral intelligence cooperation in Africa. He has worked, consulted and collaborated with a wide range of organisations including the United Nations, the African Union, Regional Economic Communities, Africa Development Bank, German Development Cooperation, the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, the Institute for Security Studies South Africa, and the Africa Centre for Constructive Resolution of Disputes among others. His academic research at the University of Leicester (UK) and ETH Zurich (Switzerland) focused on the role of intelligence cooperation in conflict prevention.

• 1. Introduction; 2. Multilateral intelligence cooperation and early warning; 3. Regional integration and the formulation of the Continental Early Warning System in Africa; 4. Regional integration and the framework for analysis; 5. Areas and modalities of coordination and harmonisation in the CEWS framework; 6. Case study analysis of the efficacy of the CEWS framework; 7. Key challenges in operationalisation of CEWS; 8. Empirical and theoretical findings; 9. Conclusion; Bibliography; Index.

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