How roadblocks, not just minerals, fund rebels and conflict in the Congo: Chased from mining sites, rebels simply try to control roads in the DRC.

Peer Schouten

How roadblocks, not just minerals, fund rebels and conflict in the Congo: Chased from mining sites, rebels simply try to control roads in the DRC.

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Original language	English
Newspaper	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 13 Aug 2018

Keywords

roadblocks
Congo, Democratic Republic of the
conflict economy
conflict minerals
Resource management
Civil war

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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 CongoSchouten, P., 18 Aug 2021, In: The Conversation.
Research output: Articles: Journal and Newspaper › Feature Article

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
The global checkpoint economy: Supply chains as a new frontline in conflict financing?
Schouten, P., 23 Dec 2019, Copenhagen: Danish Institute for International Studies, 23 p. (DIIS Working Paper; No. 15, Vol. 2019).
Research output: Working Paper, Paper, Policy Brief, Brief, Impact › Papers and Working Papers › Research › peer-review

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How roadblocks, not just minerals, fund rebels and conflict in the Congo: Chased from mining sites, rebels simply try to control roads in the DRC.

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

Roadblock politics in Central Africa

The global checkpoint economy: Supply chains as a new frontline in conflict financing?

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