Building Resilience in an Era of Emergent Risks: Integrating Community, Security and Governance Architecture
The African Journal of Resilience, Management and Governance invites submissions for its inaugural issue.
Africa and the wider Global South face a widening range of emergent risks: insurgency, banditry and organised crime; climate shocks and environmental degradation; economic volatility and cost of living pressures; disinformation and digital threats; public health emergencies; and strains on the legitimacy of institutions. These risks interact and cross borders. They test the ability of communities to cope, of security institutions to protect, and of governments to coordinate and to keep public trust.
This issue asks how communities, security institutions and governance systems can work together as one architecture of resilience, rather than as separate actors. We welcome theoretical, empirical, comparative and practice-based contributions.
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Article types
Research articles, review articles, policy and practice papers, case studies and research notes. See the Aims and Scope for word limits.
View Aims and Scope word limits βHow to submit
Prepare your manuscript in line with the Author Guidelines and submit it through the online submission system. Select "Volume 1, Issue 1" in the comments to the editor. Send any questions to editor@ajrmg.org.
Open Access APC: Local β¦30,000; $50 for other countries. All articles are open access under CC BY 4.0.