Women and Security Governance in Africa

Edited by ʼFunmi Olonisakin and Awino Okech, Women and Security Governance in Africa explores the critical intersections of gender, political activity, and national security across the continent. The book brings together key analytical perspectives on how women engage with, shape, and are impacted by peace and security structures in Africa.

Covering vital topics such as human security, governance frameworks, and political participation, this collection serves as a focused resource for researchers, policy workers, and tertiary students. It provides valuable insight into contemporary security challenges and the necessity of inclusive governance across African states.