1st Edition
Resource Wars in the Democratic Republic of Congo Prospects for Peace via African Knowledge Systems
Introduction: Finding Peace in the soil of Culture and the Rubble of War
Chapter 1: Researching resource-based Violence
Chapter 2: A Colonial History like no other in Africa
Chapter 3: Colonialism and the Politics of Self Predation
Chapter 4: Regional Geopolitics, Invasions and Resistance
Chapter 5: Geopolitics and Multinational Companies Maintaining a War Matrix
Chapter 6: How Minerals are Weaponized
Chapter 7: A flammable mix: Armed Groups and Peacekeepers
Chapter 8: Physical and Psychological impact of persistent Conflicts
Chapter 9: Intersectional Interventions
Chapter 10: Afrocentric Peacebuilding
Conclusion: Intersection of the Impossible and the Possible
Biography
Evelyn M. Birabwa Namakula is Assistant Professor at the Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies, Carleton University. A key aspect of Dr. Namakula’s research focuses on resource based wars, peace, security and natural resource extraction.
