The Anglophone Secessionist Struggle in Cameroon

This book provides a perfect overview of the most striking Secessionist Struggle in contemporary African - Which is the attempt by some Anglophone Cameroonians to secede from the Republic of Cameroon. The book demonstrates that the Secessionist Struggle which has metamorphosed into an armed conflict has deeply rooted geopolitical undertones: the secessionist drive is influenced by the presence of natural resources, agro-industrial potentials, population factor, etc. It also props into the great powers geopolitical stakes in the conflict, as well as the manifestation of identify politics.

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Ekah Robert Ekah is a final year masters degree student in International Relations at the International Relations Institute of Cameroon (IRIC). He is an independent researcher on International Relations, with interest in peace and conflict, as well as geopolitics. Ekah has upwards of eleven years of teaching experience as a History tutor.