Les dynamiques endo-exogènes des crises sociopolitiques africaines

Having dominated the world during antiquity by his power, Africa has known several difficult times in his history such as slavery, colonization and socio-political crises… It has become a hotbed of conflicts in this third millennium caused earlier by the Western bloc whose interventionism is motivated by the control and the plunder of African resources. The geopolitical and geostrategic weight of sociopolitical crises of Africa fueled by ethnicity is felt. This prompts a reflection on the endogenous and exogenous dynamics of socio-political crises in Africa. It is urgent to question crisis management in Africa as a way out for development. Thus, we have undertaken the present study entitled: ‘‘The endo-exogenous dynamics of African socio-political crises’’. Based on a variety of documentation consisting of books, academic works, etc. in a synthetic approach with historical, political science aspects we have formulated the following hypothesis: Scientific research development in Africa is possible only by the resolution of the crises in the continent. To analyze this work, we have mobilized the theory of social conflict and a theory of international relations namely realism. Thus, we propose an african federal state as the issue of crises exit on the one hand and on the other hand we call on the African States to the valorization of traditional rites as a way of achieving peace in Africa.