قدرات النظم السياسية في إفريقيا : دراسة في قابلية إلتقاط عدوى النزاعات الداخلية

Abstract EN

The African continent reveals political systems with relatively weak capabilities, unable to maintain their security; The similarities of their structural factors express unstable local environments and unattended borders, interacting in regional and international contexts that perpetuate insecurity in the continent, which paints a picture of the political system in Africa as a weak immune system capable of capturing the contagion of internal disputes.

The weak political system capacity stimulates contagion dynamics, first of all, the neighborhood.

Through channels that facilitate the transmission of infection (The outputs of the internal conflict, the cross-border ethnic), and secondly non-neighborhood through the images of inspiration provided by the media and communication, which raises the ceiling of the challenge to resist the contagion of internal dispute, Which requires a dynamic capacity to respond and adapt that most of the continent's systems lack.