Comment les barrages routiers, et non pas seulement les minerais, financent les rebelles et le conflit au Congo

Peer Schouten

Comment les barrages routiers, et non pas seulement les minerais, financent les rebelles et le conflit au Congo

Translated title of the contribution: How roadblocks, not just minerals, fund rebels and conflict in the Congo

Peer Schouten

Peace and violence

Research output: Articles: Journal and Newspaper › Feature Article

Abstract

French version of earlier English op-ed

Translated title of the contribution	How roadblocks, not just minerals, fund rebels and conflict in the Congo
Original language	French
Newspaper	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 18 Aug 2021

Keywords

Roadblocks
Congo, Democratic Republic of the
conflict financing
rebel groups

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https://theconversation.com/comment-les-barrages-routiers-et-non-pas-seulement-les-minerais-financent-les-rebelles-et-le-conflit-au-congo-166063

2 Journal Article
1 Feature Article
1 Sound Production (digital)

It’s the Roads, Stupid: Armed checkpoints along key trade routes—not natural resources—are the key to financing rebel groups and insurgencies around the world.
Schouten, P., 12 Jun 2021, In: FP Foreign Policy.
Research output: Articles: Journal and Newspaper › Journal Article › Research › peer-review

Open Access
The logics of conflict in the DRC: from the mineral to the checkpoint economy
Schouten, P. (Performer), Cooper, L. (Producer) & Morgan, A. (Producer), 5 May 2021
Research output: Non-Text Contribution › Sound Production (digital) › Communication

Open Access
Roadblock politics in Central Africa
Schouten, P., 16 Feb 2019, In: Environment and Planning D: Society and Space . 37, 5, p. 924–941
Research output: Articles: Journal and Newspaper › Journal Article › Research › peer-review

Roadblocks: the main source of income for armed groups
Schouten, P.
22/06/2021
1 Media contribution
Press/Media: Press / Media
IPIS/DIIS map 1.000 roadblocks, new mechanism of conflict funding in Central Africa
Schouten, P.
05/12/2017 → 07/12/2018
11 items of Media coverage, 27 Media contributions
Press/Media: Press / Media

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Comment les barrages routiers, et non pas seulement les minerais, financent les rebelles et le conflit au Congo

Abstract

Keywords

Access to Document

Research output

It’s the Roads, Stupid: Armed checkpoints along key trade routes—not natural resources—are the key to financing rebel groups and insurgencies around the world.

The logics of conflict in the DRC: from the mineral to the checkpoint economy

Roadblock politics in Central Africa

Press/Media

Roadblocks: the main source of income for armed groups

IPIS/DIIS map 1.000 roadblocks, new mechanism of conflict funding in Central Africa

Cite this