Yoslán Silverio González
Yoslan Silverio is professor at the University of Havana, teaching the undergraduate course “Conflicts in Africa” and the postgraduate course “Africa and international relations”.
He was a researcher at the Center for Studies on Africa and the Middle East (CEAMO), 2009-2010.
He holds a Bachelor Degree in History from the University of Havana (UH), and a Master’s Degree in Contemporary History.
Items by Yoslán Silverio González
This paper is divided into a methodological and theoretical framework to explain the prospective method used and some ideas about how to understand terrorism.
Peace negotiations have been pushed to the verge of disappearance which suggests that a solution will continue to be delayed
This paper is divided into a methodological and theoretical framework to explain the prospective method used and some ideas about how to understand terrorism.
Peace negotiations have been pushed to the verge of disappearance which suggests that a solution will continue to be delayed