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Illustrations | |
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Preface | |
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Introduction | |
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Background | |
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Rwanda before Independence: A Contested History | |
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After Independence: Strategies for Elite Consolidation | |
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Development as Legitimization | |
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The Ideology of the Social Revolution | |
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The Roots of Prejudice | |
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The Institutionalized Structure of Prejudice | |
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The Image of Rwanda in the Development Community | |
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The Importance of Development Aid in Rwanda | |
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The Image: Development against the Odds | |
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The Data | |
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From Development to Relief: Explaining the Transition | |
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Crisis, Elite Manipulation, and Violence in the 1990s | |
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Political and Economic Crises and the Radicalization of Society | |
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Economic Crises | |
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Political Crises | |
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From Elite Fear to the Incitation of Genocide | |
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Beyond the Standard Explanation | |
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Under the Volcano: The Development Community in the 1990s | |
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On Knowledge and Ignorance | |
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The 1990s Development Community | |
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The Broader Picture | |
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The Condition of Structural Violence | |
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From Structural to Acute Violence | |
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Poverty and Inequality | |
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The Forces of Exclusion | |
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Prejudice and Humiliation | |
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From Structural Violence to Genocide | |
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Aid and Structural Violence | |
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The Impact of Development Aid on Structural Violence | |
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Why the Blindness? | |
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Two Issues: The Role of Civil Society and Ecological Resource Scarcity | |
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And Where Was Civil Society? | |
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Overview of the Associative Sector in Rwanda | |
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The Puzzle of Civil Society in Rwanda | |
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Civil Society: Quantity versus Quality | |
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On the Democratizing Impact of Civil Society | |
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The Role of Ecological Resource Scarcity | |
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Rwanda's Ecology: An Overview | |
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Ecological Resource Scarcity: Challenges and Responses | |
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Genocide and Ecological Resource Scarcity | |
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Conclusions | |
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Why Did People Participate in Genocide? A Theoretically Informed Synthesis | |
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Political Science and Sociological Explanations | |
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Psychological Explanations | |
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Additional Factors of Importance | |
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Development Aid: Conclusions and Paths for Reflection | |
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The Dual Role of Aid | |
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The Politics of Development Interventions | |
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Democratization and Civil Society | |
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Aid and Political Conditionality | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |
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About the Author | |