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Dr. Daniel Eizenga is a Research Fellow at the Africa Center for Strategic Studies, National Defense University. His work focuses on advancing understanding of security challenges in Africa, particularly countering violent extremism in the Sahel, civil-military relations, and regime trajectories in African states.
- Education:
- Ph.D. and M.A. in Political Science with specialization in African Studies, University of Florida
- B.A. in International Development Studies with minor in African Studies, Calvin College
Dr. Eizenga’s research explores the intersection of security, governance, and political transitions in the Sahel and Lake Chad Basin. His work addresses:
- Civil-military dynamics in fragile states
- Role of traditional institutions in counterterrorism
- Impact of military juntas on regional stability
- Secularism’s influence on CVE (Countering Violent Extremism) programs
- Geopolitical shifts in Sahel security partnerships
His publications span academic and policy outlets, with recent work analyzing Burkina Faso’s political instability, Mali’s junta governance, and Chad’s constitutional crises. Dr. Eizenga collaborates with institutions like the Sahel Research Group and contributes to global forums on CVE strategies.
He engages with media platforms such as The Conversation, Monkey Cage Blog, and World Politics Review, offering insights on Sahel security trends and authoritarian regime survival. His expertise is frequently sought by governments and international organizations for policy advisory roles.
