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Siding with the people or Occupying force ?

Local perceptions of African Union and ECOWAS interventions in the Gambia
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The African Union (AU) and its regional economic commu­nities - such as the Eco­nomic Commu­nity of West Afri­can States (ECOWAS) - often inter­vene in their mem­ber states on the grounds of defen­ding peace and demo­cracy. One exam­ple of this are the inter­ventions in The Gam­bia since 2016, which have gene­rally been asses­sed as success­ful in the litera­ture. However, based on inter­views with Gam­bians from diffe­rent social groups, the new PRIF report paints a more nuanced pic­ture of the affec­ted popula­tion's percep­tion of the inter­ventions. For in­stance, there are major differen­ces in assess­ment between diffe­rent politi­cal camps, but also between the elite and the broader popu­lation. The length of the ECOWAS inter­vention, which is still on­going, has also led to decli­ning support within the popu­lation.The report thus shows that more attention needs to be paid to the local public's public s per­spective on interven­tions by both acade­mics and policy­makers.mehr

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KlappentextThe African Union (AU) and its regional economic commu­nities - such as the Eco­nomic Commu­nity of West Afri­can States (ECOWAS) - often inter­vene in their mem­ber states on the grounds of defen­ding peace and demo­cracy. One exam­ple of this are the inter­ventions in The Gam­bia since 2016, which have gene­rally been asses­sed as success­ful in the litera­ture. However, based on inter­views with Gam­bians from diffe­rent social groups, the new PRIF report paints a more nuanced pic­ture of the affec­ted popula­tion's percep­tion of the inter­ventions. For in­stance, there are major differen­ces in assess­ment between diffe­rent politi­cal camps, but also between the elite and the broader popu­lation. The length of the ECOWAS inter­vention, which is still on­going, has also led to decli­ning support within the popu­lation.The report thus shows that more attention needs to be paid to the local public's public s per­spective on interven­tions by both acade­mics and policy­makers.