One-Stop Border Posts in East Africa: Half-Full Rather than Half-Empty

Posted on November 13, 2016 by Paul Nugent's World of Borders and Wine

Within the larger framework of regional integration across Africa, One-Stop Border Posts (OSBPs) loom especially large because they are the sites where ‘delay-busting’ is the cardinal objective. A …

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About Paul Nugent's World of Borders and Wine

Professor of Comparative African History, University of Edinburgh. Researching wine at the Cape, borderlands in West Africa and transport corridors across the continent
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