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Tag Archives: Democratic Republic of the Congo
Book Review: Africa’s World War
Africa’s World War: Congo, The Rwandan Genocide, And The Making Of A Continental Catastrophe, by Gérard Prunier If you are looking for a book that helps explain the complicated and convoluted nature of the Congo War, this book does a … Continue reading
Book Review: Dancing In The Glory Of Monsters
Dancing In The Glory Of Monsters: The Collapse Of The Congo And The Great War Of Africa, by Jason K. Stearns This book does not really do a good job at conveying the importance of the complex wars in the … Continue reading
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Book Review: Consuming The Congo
Consuming The Congo: War And Conflict Minerals In The World’s Deadliest Place, by Peter Eichstaedt This is by no means a bad book, but it is a book that is very disappointing and one that reveals that the author likely … Continue reading
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Book Review: Blood River
Blood River: A Journey To Africa’s Broken Heart, by Tim Butcher While in general reading books about the Congo or its neighbors is pretty depressing business [1], this book manages to combine that obviously depressing reading with some searching questions. … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, business, death, Democratic Republic of the Congo, politics, travel
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Book Review: Eyes Of Africa
Eyes Of Africa: In The Eyes Of Africa, by Victorine D. Ngangu [Note: This book was provided free of charge by Books Go Social. All thoughts and opinions are my own.] Although this book was printed in the United States, … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, legitimacy
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An Empire Of Liberty: Organizing The Unorganized Territories Of The United States
For more than a century after the founding of the United States, the territorial acquisitions made by the United States were simple and straightforward, with a clear and uniform goal. Land was purchased by the federal government through treaties, borders … Continue reading
Book Review: Congo Dawn
Congo Dawn, by Jeanette Windle The daughter of missionaries, and an accomplished novelist of what could best be termed Christian action-adventure novels, Jeanette Windle has shone light on a mysterious part of the world that has attracted novelists like Joseph … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, business, Democratic Republic of the Congo, legitimacy, politics, writing
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