Governance Reconstruction is a theoretical framework within post-genocide reconstruction that systematically reestablishes legitimate, inclusive, and accountable political institutions to restore state functionality and public trust following genocidal conflict.
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Rwanda, ten years on: From genocide to dictatorship
Filip Reyntjens · African Affairs · 2004 · 483 citations · Full text
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London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom
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RTI International
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London, United Kingdom
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North-West State Technical University
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