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Nigel Watt worked in Burundi for several years and was formerly Director of the Africa Centre in London.
A very accessible, empathic, and yet accurate book. Nigel Watt puts
people and their experiences and emotions at the middle of his
story.
*Filip Reyntjens, University of Antwerp*
This is a book about reality, an item in very short supply when
people write about African conflicts. [...] Hope based on nice
feelings is a non-starter in the nasty world of Africa's small
wars. Nigel Watt provides the only picture of hope which can be
realistically contemplated, that which bases itself on informed and
uncompromising local knowledge. This is a book which should be read
by all humanitarian workers and members of the international
community involved in what are today coyly called "complex
emergencies.
*Gerard Prunier, author, From Genocide to Continental War: The
Congolese Conflict and the Crisis of Contemporary Africa*
Topical and action-oriented, can be read as an almost complete
introduction for the newcomer to the subject.
*Race and Class*
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