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Lukas Maximilian Müller
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African IR
African politics
African ROs
Agency
Agenda Setting Stage
Author_Lukas Maximilian Muller
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Civil Society
Community Levy
comparative regionalism
Delegation Choices
Economic Cooperation
ECOWAS
ECOWAS Commission
ECOWAS Community
ECOWAS institutional reform analysis
ECOWAS Member State
ECOWAS Parliament
ECOWAS Standby Force
ECOWAS's Establishment
ECOWAS's Policy
ECOWAS’s Establishment
ECOWAS’s Policy
Electoral Commissions
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EU Support
External Actors
G5 Sahel
Implementation Support Activities
Inter-Organizational Relations
international organisation research
Member States
National Early Warning
peace and security policy
Policy Studies
Political Cooperation
Private Sector Interest Groups
regional governance studies
Regional Public Administrations
Security Sector Reform
Technical Committee Meetings
Trade Facilitation
trade facilitation Africa
West African integration

Product details

  • ISBN 9781032133089
  • Weight: 453g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 27 May 2024
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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This book focuses on the ECOWAS Commission, both as an autonomous actor, as well as a policy-making nexus for its member states and external actors.

Drawing from a variety of never-before analyzed sources, unpublished internal documents and over 120 interviews with staff from the ECOWAS Commission, its member states, and external actors supporting the organization, this book presents a comprehensive portrait of ECOWAS’s institutional capabilities, challenges, and reforms. It utilizes a policy studies approach focusing on the areas of political affairs, peace, and regional security, as well as trade and customs to illustrate concrete cases of policy making. In doing so, the book provides practice-oriented insights into the policy-making agency within the organization, arguing for the significance of the ECOWAS Commission as an actor.

This book will be of interest to scholars and students of West Africa and its international relations, comparative regionalism, international organization studies, development studies, policy-making, peace and conflict studies, governance and more broadly to African politics and international relations.
About Lukas Maximilian Muller

Lukas Maximilian Müller is the Advisor for Emergency and Transitional Aid for the Lake Chad Region at Caritas Germany.

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