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985 documents for ethnic conflict in rwanda

- Assigning blame in Rwanda: how to break the cycle of revenge in ethnic conflict.
An understanding of the history of relations between the Hutu and the Tutsi can help to end the violence in Rwanda. Other countries view the Tutsi as genocide victims who want peace, but the Tutsi have a long history of violence.
- Washington Monthly
- Vol. 29 Nbr. 9, September 1997
- Ethnic conflict and state formation in post-colonial Africa: a comparative study of ethnic genocide in the Congo, Liberia, Nigeria, and Rwanda-Burundi.
INTRODUCTION It is an undeniable reality that the 20th century was perhaps the most challenging century for Africa since the era of the Atlantic sla...
- Journal of Third World Studies
- Vol. 27 Nbr. 2, September 2010
- Atrocities in Africa Again
A decade ago, President Bill Clinton traveled to Africa and apologized for standing by while hundreds of thousands of people died in an ethnic conflict in Rwanda. Not long after, an international panel blamed a variety of folks, from the U.N. Security Council to the United States, France and the Catholic Church for the slaughter. The United Nations itself issued a report that wrung its hands over the international lack of political will and resources to step into a conflict that had no direct bearing on any developed nation's national security. Everyone seemed resolved to do better next time.
- Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
- January 12, 2008

- Rwandans Visiting Area School ; Students, Teachers Hope to Broaden Knowledge On Six-Week Stay in Yellow Springs.
YELLOW SPRINGS -- "The genocide affects everything in Rwanda," said Kelly Ngamije, 17, who lost extended family members in the 1994 ethnic conflict. Ngamije and Tony Gasana, also 17, arrived from Rwanda this month to spend six weeks attending classes at Yellow Springs High School. Ngamije and Gasana, along with two Rwandan teachers and an administrator, are visiting Yellow Springs to study American educational practices.
- Dayton Daily News
- December 03, 2008
- The responsibility to protect and the duty to prevent genocide: lessons to be learned from the role of the international community and the media during the Rwandan genocide and the conflict in the former Yugoslavia.
..., so much so that to distinguish them as ethnic groups would be inaccurate. Intermarriage between ...
- Suffolk Transnational Law Review
- Vol. 33 Nbr. 1, December 2010
- Rwanda five years after the genocide.
... produce identity cards that indicate their ethnic identity. The triage is quick and brutal. In the s...Ethnic conflict in the region seems endemic. When Rwanda cools dow...
- Inroads: A Journal of Opinion
- Nbr. 1999, January 1999
- Powerful actors make a difference: theorizing power attributes of nonstate actors.
... changes in the nature of international conflict, highlighting the rise in the number, power and saalience of ethnic nonstate actors (ethnic-NSAs) in major world event..., 2002 CRD--Congolese Rally for 444 DRC-Rwanda, 2004 Democracy El-Qaeda 427 US Embassy Bombings, ...
- International Journal of Peace Studies
- Vol. 14 Nbr. 2, September 2009
- The politics of the struggle to resolve the conflict in uganda: westerners pushing their legal approach versus ugandans insisting on their mato oput.
...Traditional leaders from the LRA's Acholi ethnic group--who have been the main victims of attacks b... and divisive international tribunals in Rwanda and Sierra Leone are examples). And many times, th...
- Journal of Pan African Studies
- Vol. 2 Nbr. 5, July 2008
- Systemic disconnects: why regional organizations fail to use early warning and response mechanisms.
... confirm or question the value of conflict early warning and response for effective practice ... and wars in the former Yugoslavia, in Rwanda, or in the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait were recognize... models are currently competing to explain ethnic rebellion, civil war, and state failure. These mod...
- Global Governance
- Vol. 16 Nbr. 4, October 2010
- Cautiously optimistic: economic liberalization and reconciliation in Rwanda's coffee sector.
... liberalization is less likely to promote conflict than liberalizations where costs are spread widely... of land, (56) and used the media to foment ethnic hatred. (57) Mostly, the repression was directed a...
- Denver Journal of International Law and Policy
- Vol. 37 Nbr. 2, March 2009