The African Union and coercive diplomacy: the case of Burundi

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RT @PDWilliamsGWU: @KenAlbret Yes, in the 🇧🇮 case in 2016, the AU Assembly rejected the AU PSC's earlier authorization of a coercive civili…

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RT @PDWilliamsGWU: @KenAlbret Yes, in the 🇧🇮 case in 2016, the AU Assembly rejected the AU PSC's earlier authorization of a coercive civili…

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RT @PDWilliamsGWU: @KenAlbret Yes, in the 🇧🇮 case in 2016, the AU Assembly rejected the AU PSC's earlier authorization of a coercive civili…

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@KenAlbret Yes, in the 🇧🇮 case in 2016, the AU Assembly rejected the AU PSC's earlier authorization of a coercive civilian protection force (#MAPROBU) because the Govt of #Burundi🇧🇮 refused to give consent. See https://t.co/f5xcuoqZjo

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