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Dr Boubacar Haidara
Senior Researcher
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Professional Career
Before joining bicc, Boubacar Haidara taught at the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Ségou (Mali) (2018-2022). He has also carried out a number of research missions for several institutions: World Bank Group, Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Clingendael Institute, etc.
Boubacar holds a PhD in political science & political geography, University Bordeaux Montaigne and laboratory ‘’Les Afriques dans le Monde’’ (LAM), Institute of Political Studies of Bordeaux, France (2015), a Master’s in International Management, Paris School of Tourism & Communication, Paris, France (2012) and a Master’s in Geopolitics, University of Paris Sorbonne-Paris 4, Paris, France (2010). He did his Bachelor's in Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Clermont-Ferrand II, France, in 2008.
Publications
Popular Support: The Only Basis of Legitimacy for West Africa's New Military Regimes?
Indiana University Press , Bloomington (2024)
OpenSpotlight sur la Mise en Oeuvre du Nexus Humanitaire-Développement-Paix au Mali
bicc , Bonn (2024)
OpenNachhaltiger Frieden: Verwundbarkeit und Resilienz im Zeichen multipler Krisen
transcript , Bielefeld (2023)
OpenBewaffnete Konflikte: Milizen und Militärfirmen: Milizen und Militärfirmen: Gegner oder Instrumente staatlicher Gewalt?
transcript , Bielefeld (2023)
OpenSahelzone: Die Ernährungssicherheit in den unsicheren Gebieten ist gefährdet.
, 17 Ziele Blog (2022)
OpenThe private military company Wagner, the instrument of a proxy war by Russia against France in its African 'pre-square'?
David Reinharc Éditions , Paris (2022)
OpenIntercommunity conflicts in central Mali: genesis, and proposals for ending the crisis
L'Harmattan , Paris (2021)
OpenInternational and local researchers facing security challenges: in what forms can research still be done in northern Mali
(2020)
OpenIntroduction to Special Issue on ‘’Armed Conflict and Insecurity in the West African Sahel: Challenges and Implications for Research and Education
(2020)
OpenThe socioeconomic Impact of Covid-19 response measures in the precariousness of the population in Mali
(2020)
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