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    Of Rent Seekers and Agencies: Insurgencies and Arms Proliferation in the Great Lakes Region of Africa

    "This policy brief examines rent-seeking and agency activities in the Great Lakes region of Africa, with particular emphasis on Zaire/Congo and the Central Africa Republic (CAR). The brief contends that insurgencies and arms proliferations are a b...

    Nicasius Achu Check

    • Rent-Seeking
    • Arms Proliferation
    • Ethnic Cleavages
    • Great Lakes Region
    • Accountability
    • Arms control
    • Poverty
    8 pages

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    Societies Caught in the Conflict Trap Regional Research Findings Chad, Central African Republic, Sudan and South Sudan

    Shared conflict drivers characterizes the regions of Sudan, South Sudan, Chad and CAR and this spills over the countries’ porous borders. All of these countries are registered members of the African Union. Chad and Central African Republic belong ...

    Louise Khabure

    • Conflict Resolution
    • Arms Proliferation
    • Rebellion
    • Pastoralism
    • Peace-building
    • Natural resources
    • Civil war
    • Civil society
    92 pages

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    African Journal on Conflict Resolution vol. 6, no. 2, 2006

    'African Approaches to Building Peace and Social Solidarity' examines African indigenous approaches to building peace and promoting social solidarity. 'Can a Fledgling Democracy take Flight in the Democratic Republic of the Congo?' offers a brief ...

    Jannie Malan

    Richard Kamidza

    • Arms Proliferation
    • Border Conflict
    • Oil
    • International relations
    • Peace-building
    • Democracy
    • Arms control--International cooperation
    140 pages

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    Ethnicity and Arms Proliferation in the Great Lakes Region Challenges to Peace and Democracy

    "It would be difficult to assume that the Rwandan genocide of 1994 was not predicted and far less difficult to think it could have been prevented. The genocide represents a high point of a diabolic pseudo-Fascist plan by the majority Hutu to estab...

    Nicasius Achu Check

    • Arms Proliferation
    • Hutu Oligarchy
    • Gender Relations
    • Genocide
    • Political Development
    • Democratization
    8 pages

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