Resources
Anthropology of Conflict
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Lubkemann, S., (2008), Culture in chaos, an anthropology of the social condition of war; University of Chicago Press.
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Nordstrom, C., (1997), A different kind of war story; University of Penn Sylvania Press.
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Vigh, H., (2007), Navigating terrains of war, youth soldering in Guinea-Bissau; Berghahn Books.
Honwana, A., and de Boek, F., (2005) (eds), Makers and breakers: Children and youth in postcolonial Africa; James Currey: oxford.
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Christiansen, C., Utas, M., and Vigh, H., (2006), Navigating Youth, Generating Adulthood Social Becoming in an African Context, The Nordic Africa Institute, Uppsala.
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Utas, M., (2005), “Victimicy, girlfriending, soldering: tactic agency in a young woman’s social navigation of the Liberian war zone, Anthropological quarterly. 78 (2).407
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Richards, P., (1996), Fighting for the rain forest: War youth and resources in Sierra Leone; New Hampshire: Heinemann.
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Conflict Dynamics and rebel governance in Conflict
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Justino, P., Brück, T., and Verwimp, P., (eds), (2013) A Micro-Level Perspective on the Dynamics of Conflict, Violence, and Development, Oxford Scholarship online.
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Kalyvas, S., (2006) The Logic of Violence in Civil War. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
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Bourgois, P., and Schepher-Hughes, H., (2000), Violence in war and peace, an anthology; Blackwell.
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Arjona, A., Kasfir, N., and Mampilly, Z., (2015), Rebel governance in civil war; Cambridge University Press.
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Democratic Republic of the Congo:
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Stearns, J., (2011), Dancing in the Glory of Monsters: The Collapse of the Congo and the Great War of Africa; New York.
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Trefon, T., and Kabuyaya, N., (2016), Goma Stories of strength and Sorrow from Eastern Congo; Zed Books.
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De Herdt, T., and Titeca, K., (2019) Negotiating Public Services in the Congo, State, Society and Governance, Zed Books.
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Brabant, J., (2016), Qu’on nous laisse combattre, et la guerre finira, avec les combattants du Kivu, La Découverte : Paris.
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Vlassenroot, K., and Raeymaekers, T., (2004), Conflict and Social Transformation in Eastern Congo; Gent University Press.
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Büscher, K., (2011), Conflict, state failure and urban transformation in the Eastern Congolese periphery. The case of Goma; PhD disseration ; Conflict Research Group.
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Hendriks, M., (2019), “ ‘My life is like a movie’: making a fiction film as a route to knowledge production on gang political performances in Goma, DR Congo”, Journal of extreme anthropology, 3(1), p.57-76.
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Verweijen, J., (2015), “The Ambiguity of Militarization, the complex interaction between the Congolese armed forces and civilians in the Kivu provinces, eastern DR Congo”, PhD Dissertation, Centre for Conflict Studies; Utrecht university.
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Autesserre, S., (2010), The Trouble with the Congo, local violence and the failure of International Peacebuilding; Cambridge University Press.
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Usalama Project Rift Valley Institute
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Development & Coloniality:
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Escobar, A., (2012) [1995], Encountering Development, the making and unmaking of the third world, Princeton University Press; Oxford.
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Hickel, J., (2017), The Divide, a brief guide to Global Inequality and its Solutions, Windmill Books; London.
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Malm, A., (2020), Corona, Climate, Chronic Emergency, War Communism in the Twenty-First Century, Verso Pamphlet Series. New York.
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Mignolo, W., (2007), “Coloniality: The Darker side of modernity”, Cultural Studies, (21):2-3.
Quijano, A., (2000), “Coloniality of Power, Eurocentrism and Latin America” International Sociology, (15):2.
Quijano, A., (2007), “Coloniality and Modernity/Rationality”, Cultural Studies (21): 2-3.
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Chang, H.J., (2003), Kicking Away the Ladder Development Strategy in Historical Perspective, Anthem Press: London.
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Chang, H., J., (2003), Rethinking Economic Development Economics, Anthem Press: London.
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Chang H., J., (2010), 23 Things they don’t tell you about Capitalism, Penguin Books: London.
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McMichael, P., (2016) Development and Social Change a Global Perspective, Sage Publications: California.
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Stiglitz, J., (2002), Globalization and its discontents, Penguin Books: London
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Race and Post-Colonialism:
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Ahmed, S., (2004) “Declarations of Whiteness: The Non-Performativity of Anti-Racism”, Borderlands, 3(2).
Bhambra, G., K., (2017) “ Brexit, Trump and ‘methodological whiteness’: on the misrecognition of race
and class’”, British Journal of Sociology, 6.
Bhambra, K., G., (2021), “Colonial global economy: Towards a theoretical reorientation of political
economy”, Review of International Political Economy. (28):2.
DiAngelo, R., (2018), White Fragility, why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism, Beacon Press;
USA.
Dyer, R., (2002), “The matter with Whiteness” in (Eds) Rothenberg., P., S., (2002), White privilege: essential
readings on the other side of racism, Worth Publishers; New York.
Eddo-Lodge, R., (2017), Why I’m no longer talking to white people about race, Bloomsbury, UK.
Fredickson, G., M., (2002), Racism: A short Story, Princeton University Press, UK.
Hage, G., (2017), Is racism an environmental threat? Polity Press, UK.
Heng, G., (2011), “The Invention of Race in the European middle Ages I: Race studies, Modernity, and the
Middle Ages”, Literature Compass (8):5.
Heng, G., (2011), “The Invention of Race in the European middle Ages I I: Locations of medieval Race”,
Literature Compass (8):5.
Lentin, A., (2020), Why Race Still Matters, Polity Press, UK.
McIntosh, P., (1989), “White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack”, in McIntosh, P., (2019) [1989],
On Privilege, Fraudulence, and Teaching As Learning, Selected Essays 1981–2019, Routledge; New York.
Stoler, A., (2010) Carnal Knowledge and Imperial Power, Race and the Intimate in Colonial Rule, University
of California Press; Los Angeles.
The Combahee River Collective, (1977), “The Combahee River Collective Statement”, BlackPast.
Wolfe, P., (2016), Traces of History, elementary structures of race, Verso, London.
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Warscapes Beyond Conflict