Bema D. Yeo

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Mr. Bema D. Yeo is a doctoral student in Global Security at the American Military University and a U.S Army Veteran. Native of the Ivory Coast located in West Africa, he received both his B.A and M.A. degree in Transportation and Logistics Management. His research interests are theoretically framed by realism, leadership, and constructivism and narrate the complexity of international relations and cooperation among stakeholders, the adjustment of leadership and interactions in light of changes in the international sphere, global security challenges with climate change with a focus on Sub-Saharan African Countries. Additionally, Mr. Yeo is a freelancer and self-employed.

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Accumulation of Public Service Positions in Africa: Strategies and Implications

The governance landscape of a nation is inevitably shaped by the interplay of multifarious actors, influencing policy formulation, implementation, and, ultimately, the overall welfare...

Impunity’s Impact on Sustainable Development in Africa

As a continent of unparallel cultural diversity and natural wealth, Africa seems to stand at the crossroads of development and accountability. While significant strides...

Aftermath of Coup d’État in Africa: Unfolding Unforeseen Outcomes

Over the last decades, the coup d’états have been a recurrent feature in the political landscape of sub-Saharan African countries. Often due to a...

A New Wave of Leaders in West Africa: A departure from instability to stability

In recent years, West African countries have witnessed a notable shift in political dynamics, characterized by the emergence of a new wave of politicians....

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