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Search within Central and East Africa, Food security and livelihoods,

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Journal article

A Disaster for Whom?: Local Interests and International Donors During Famine Among the Dinka of Sudan

The 1985–88 famine amongst the Dinka is described and shown to have been rooted in the long term exploitation of the south by northern Sudanese and international interests. This process of exploitation served, and continues to serve, important functions for…
Wiley Online Library
1991
FamineEast and Southern AfricaSouth SudanCentral and East Africa Hub
Journal article

“This mine has become our farmland”: Critical perspectives on the coevolution of artisanal mining and conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

The debate on conflict minerals in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has been widely documented by the international media, government and non-governmental agencies and academics. In recent years, a variety of international initiatives have been launched to curb…
Science Direct
Land DisputeResource PoliticsWest and Central AfricaDemocratic Republic of CongoCentral and East Africa Hub
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