Titlebook: War and Peace in Africa’s Great Lakes Region; Gilbert M. Khadiagala Book 2017 Centre for Conflict Resolution 2017 Peace and Security in th

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Burundi: Between War and Negative Peace,r examines the post-war governance of the National Council for the Defence of Democracy—Forces for the Defence of Democracy (CNDD-FDD) as it attempted to transition from an armed group to a political party, and how it became an obstacle to democratic consolidation. Bouka also explores the changes an

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Security and Governance in the Great Lakes Region: An Introduction,ity and governance in the Great Lakes region since the 1990s. Following the convulsions occasioned by Rwanda’s genocide and the war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, there were various regional and international efforts to promote peacebuilding and stabilisation across the region. This chapte

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The Democratic Republic of the Congo: An Elusive Peace,en remarkably successful at reuniting the country and forging a political settlement among belligerents, but that it has been much less successful at reforming state institutions and holding political elites accountable. This pertains in particular to the eastern Congo, where the government has been

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Rwanda: Setting the Stage for 2017 and Beyond,ion. This chapter outlines the 2015 constitutional revision process that paved the way for President Paul Kagame to stand in the 2017 elections. It details patterns of repression since the genocide, including the silencing of internal dissent in the ruling party, the weakness of opposition parties a

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Uganda in the Great Lakes Region: Obstacles to Peace and Security,n in conflicts in the Great Lakes region. This chapter shows how the reconstruction of the state has been accompanied by Uganda’s alignment with the geostrategic interests of Western powers in the region. By endearing himself to the positions of major Western donors, Ugandan leader Yoweri Museveni h

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,The African Union’s Role in Maintaining Peace and Security in the Great Lakes Region,g the Great Lakes region. Based on a review of two recent conflicts in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi, this chapter reveals some salient features of the AU’s application of its peace and security instruments in the region. Apart from the inconsistencies in the nature of the

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