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Recent US security policy toward Africa has adopted a multidimensional approach - including the use of military assets to promote economic development and good governance - that has raised questions and generated considerable debate. Can actors like the US military develop appropriate methods to address both US and African interests ? What blend of civilian and military programs are most likely to produce the best outcomes ? And more fundamentally, is the military the appropriate actor to undertake governance and development projects ? The authors explore these questions, providing an insightful combination of conceptual analysis and rich case studies.

National security --- Military assistance, American --- Sécurité régionale --- Assistance militaire américaine --- Africa --- United States --- Afrique --- Etats-Unis --- Military relations --- Relations militaires --- Assistance militaire américaineAfrica --- Etats-UnisMilitary relations --- Sécurité régionale --- Assistance militaire américaine