Title Unfinished business : a framework for peace in the Great Lakes / Rigobert Minani Bihuzo

Published Washington, D.C. : Africa Center for Strategic Studies, 2012

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Description 1 online resource (8 pages) : maps Series Africa security brief, 2164-4047 ; no. 21 Africa security brief ; no. 21. 2164-4047 Summary Conflict in Africa's Great Lakes region persists because of a complex mixture of regional politics, financial incentives, ethnic polarization, and weak and illegitimate governance. Previous peace agreements have made important contributions to stability but have only been partly successful because they have not addressed some key conflict drivers. Given the regional nature of the instability, international actors, especially those in Europe and the United States that provide significant financial support to governments in the Great Lakes, are vital to achieving a comprehensive settlement Notes "July 2012." Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (page 8) Notes Online resource; title from caption (ACSS, viewed Dec. 10, 2013) SUBJECT International Conference on the Great Lakes Region. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2007129967 International Conference on the Great Lakes Region. fast (OCoLC)fst01784713 Subject Peace-building -- Great Lakes Region (Africa) -- International cooperation Conflict management -- Congo (Democratic Republic) -- International cooperation Conflict management -- Great Lakes Region (Africa) -- International cooperation Regional economics -- Great Lakes Region (Africa) Conflict management -- International cooperation. Economic history. Regional economics. SUBJECT Congo (Democratic Republic) -- Economic conditions -- 21st century Subject Africa -- Great Lakes Region. Congo (Democratic Republic) Form Electronic book Author National Defense University. Africa Center for Strategic Studies, publisher.

Other Titles Framework for peace in the Great Lakes

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