This collection of essays presents fifteen case studies of African
countries whose recent past has been shaped by conflict. Its
exploration of the historical roots of violence and of the
potential for reconciliation and justice reveals the experiences of
communities and nations that are struggling to build a peaceful,
prosperous future. It is essential reading for students of
development, politics, and history, and for the general reader who
wants to know more about current affairs in Africa. The case-study
countries include: Angola, Botswana, Burundi, Democratic Republic
of Congo, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra
Leone, Somalia, South Africa, Swaziland, Uganda, and Zimbabwe.The
contributors are all researchers and analysts of the African
countries under consideration and include Tyrone Savage, S'fiso
Ngesi, Joseph Rahall, Adewale Segun Banjo, Ricky Khaukha, Manelisi
Genge, Susanna Streleau, Edmond Tiku, Mokete Lawrence Pherudi, Gape
Kaboyakgosi, Irae Baptista Lundin, Antonio da Cost Gaspar,
Shupikayi Blessing Chimhini, Yeki Mosomothane, and both editors,
Erik Doxtader and Charles Villa-Vicencio. The preface was written
by Justice Richard Goldstone.
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