Somalia has been under intervention since February 2007, by troops drawn from six African countries (Ethiopia, Djibouti, Kenya, Uganda, Burundi and Sierra Leone). This intervention has its own implications on the civil society of Somalia. This paper studied the subject and argues that the intervention has both positive and negative impact in terms of social, economic and political aspects
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
1.1. Introducing the Issue
1.2. Background information
1.3. Thesis Statement
1.4. Purpose
1.5. Limitation
1.6. Research Question
2. Methodology
2.1. Research Design/Strategy
2.1.1. Data collection technique.
2.1.2. Types of data
2.1.3. Qualitative Methods
2.1.4. Case Study
3. Theoretical Considerations
3.1. Historical context and definitions of Intervention
3.2. Motives behind Intervention
3.3. Social, Economic and Political Impacts of Foreign Military Intervention
4. Empirical Studies
4.1. AMISOM’s Intervention In Somalia
4.1.1. Social Impacts of the Intervention
4.1.2. Economic Impacts of the Intervention
4.1.3. Political Impacts of the Intervention
5. Analysis and Reflections
6. Conclusion
References
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