Civil Wars and Third-Party Interventions in Africa

1. Chapter One: Introduction a. Who intervenes and how effective are they? b. Relationships and Interventions: Colonial History c. Research Design d. Blueprint of the Book e. Practical Implications
2. Chapter 2 - Legibility and Friction: Operating in Post-Colonial Africa a. Legibility b. Friction c. Goal Creation d. Intervention Outcome
3. Chapter 3 - Applying Multi-Method Design to Post-Colonial Africa a. Qualitative Comparative Analysis b. Comparative Case Studies c. Case Selection
4. Chapter 4 - QCA: Intervention in Africa since 1960 a. csQCA - All interventions b. FsQCA - Colonial Power Interventions c. Tying the Models Together d. QCA Conclusions
5. Chapter 5 - Intervention Goals a. Sierra Leone b. Côte d'Ivoire - First Intervention c. Côte d'Ivoire - Second Intervention d. Mali e. Connecting Goals to Outcomes: Testing Realizable Goals and their relation to outcomes
6. Chapter 6 - Operational Friction a. Sierra Leone b. Côte d'Ivoire - First Intervention c. Côte d'Ivoire - Second Intervention d. Mali e. Connecting Operations to Outcomes
7. Chapter 7 - Conclusion: Patterns of Relationships and Intervention in Post-Colonial Africa a. QCA Results b. Goals c. Operations d. Future Research e. Policy implications for Conflict Interventions

Audrey Mattoon is Research Associate for the Employment and Education Research Center at the School of Management and Labor Relations of Rutgers University, USA. She earned her doctorate at Washington State University, USA. Her primary research interest is the role of institutional interaction in the achievement of policy.