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RWANDA BIBLIO 2019 Pages François Lagarde R W A N D A 2 0 1 9 B I B L I O G R A P H I E The University of Texas at Austin 5 janvier 2020 Présentation Sur le modèle des précédentes, cette bibliographie recense les publications portant en tout ou en partie (conséquente), sur le Rwanda qui ont paru pendant l’année 2019. Elle est organisée par sujets ou disciplines: Histoire, Population, Agriculture, Environnement, Economie, Politique, Droit, Société, Arts et Lettres, Santé Publique. Un dernier chapitre recense les travaux de recherche universitaire (PhD et Masters), tous sujets confondus, et les book reviews. Les publications sont scientifiques, universitaires, para-universitaires, officielles (gouvernementales, non-gouvernementales, institutionnelles) ou littéraires mais pas journalistiques, faute de place. Les publications des éditions EUE, LAP et Scholars’ Press sont classées à part (10.5); ce sont pour la plupart des travaux de licence ou de maîtrise, rarement de doctorat. A priori, et sauf pour quelques livres et chapitres de livres qu’il faut se procurer sur papier, pratiquement toutes les entrées citées ici sont accessibles, avec ou sans paywall, sur Internet. Une bibliographie s’efforce d’être complète mais ne pourra jamais l’être tout à fait, à l’heure des digital databases. Les publications en kinyarwanda ou dans des langues autres que le français et l’anglais nous échappent en grande partie. Il reste que la masse des publications est écrite en anglais. On aura négligé d’insérer tel rapport d’institution ou d’ONG ou telles pages de ce qu’on appelait “la littérature grise” et qui aujourd’hui abondent sur Internet. Le chapitre Santé Publique, la section “Natural Sciences” (10.2), la liste des PhDs/Masters, les book reviews sont sans doute incomplets. Croit-on avoir terminé le travail? Une ultime recherche montrera que le puits du savoir est sans fond, on trouvera toujours des citations nouvelles. Une section peut être rattachée à son chapitre par défaut ou de force. Le classement est aussi pratique qu’il est épistémologique. La bibliographie entend lister tout ce qui mérite d’être connu (browse or read) par un chercheur, mais la matière est si diverse qu’on a rangé certaines entrées comme on a pu. Les entrées surlignées en gris sont des livres. On ne cite chaque entrée qu’une fois, ce qui fait qu’un article ou un livre pouvant être a prori listé dans deux sections (ex. Femme et Economie, ou Politique et Société) n’apparaît que dans un seul chapitre. La search key fait fonction d’index et permettra de retrouver les citations pertinentes listées hors de leurs chapitres “naturels”. Même si pratiquement toutes les entrées moissonnées dans les catalogues et les bases de données ont été vérifiées (Google Scholar est riche mais regorge de petites erreurs quand Worldcat reste la meilleure des databases gratuites), des erreurs et surtout des omissions sont inévitables. On est prié de nous en excuser et de nous le signaler. Happy reading! François Lagarde [email protected] !2 TABLE Présentation 2 Table 3 1 History; Genocide; Témoignage 5 1.1 History (ancient, modern, contemporary) 1.2 Genocide 1.3 Témoignages; Mémoires; Biographies 2 Population 15 2.1 Demography 2.2 Women; Genre 2.3 Youth 2.4 Refugees; Migration 2.5 Twa 3 Agriculture; Environment 20 3.1 Agriculture; Agronomy 3.2 Forestry 3.3 Coffee 3.4 Livestock 3.5 Land 3.6 Parks 3.7 Environment; Resources 4 Economy 32 4.1 Economy; Development 4.2 Technology 4.3 Finances; Banking; Taxation 4.4 Poverty 4.5 Architecture; Urbanism; Kigali 4.6 Tourism 5 Politics 43 5.1 Rwanda: Politics !3 5.2 Policy; eGovernment 5.3 EAC; East Africa 5.4 Regional and International Politics 6 Society; Miscellany 50 6.1 Society; Culture; Miscellany 6.2 Memory; Memorials 6.3 Reconciliation 6.4 Media; Social Media 6.5 Education 6.6 Religion 7 Law. 61 7.1 Rwanda; Gagaca 7.2 International; ICTR 7.3 Human Rights 8 Languages; Literature; Arts 66 8.1 Languages 8.2 Literature 8.3 Arts 9 Public Health; Nutrition 70 9.1 Management; Policy; Education 9.2 Public Health; Medicine 9.3 Mental Health 9.4 Nursing 9.5 Nutrition; Food 10 Research; Doctorate, Master Theses; Reviews 86 10.1 Research 10.2 Natural sciences 10.3 Primatology 10.4 Doctoral Dissertations; Master’s Theses 10.5 EUE; LAP; Scholars’ Press 10.6 Book Reviews !4 1 HISTORY; GENOCIDE; TÉMOIGNAGE 1.1 History (ancient, modern, contemporary) Chemouni, Benjamin; Mugiraneza, Asumpta, “Ideology and interests in the Rwandan Patriotic Front: Singing the struggle in pre-genocide Rwanda”, African Affairs, 2019, adz017. https:// doi.org/10.1093/afraf/adz017 De Haas, Michiel, “Moving Beyond Colonial Control? Economic Forces and Shifting Migration from Ruanda-Urundi To Buganda, 1920-60”, Journal of African History, 60-3, 2019, pp. 379-406. Lott, Gaia, “East-West and West-West competition in the Great Lakes Region, 1975-85”, Cold War History, 19-4, 2019, pp. 511-528. Musabyimana, Gaspard, Rwanda/RD-Congo (1996-1997): chronique d’un génocide, Bruxelles: Editions Scribe, 2019, 172 p. Muzungu, B.; Nyirimanzi, G., Amateka y'ingabo z'u Rwanda: Kuva kuri Ggihanga Ngomijana kugera kuri Kigeli IV Rwabugili [L’histoire de l'armée rwandaise: de Gihanga Ngomijana à Kigeli IV Rwabugili], Cahiers Lumières et sociétés, 61, 2019, 76 p. Neretse, Emmanuel, Rwanda: Des FAR aux FDLR: L’incroyable histoire de la défaite et de la disparition des Forces Armées Rwandaises, Bruxelles: Editions Scribe, 2019, 511 p. Nsengimana, Phil. Innocent, “Rwanda: La Révolution rwandaise de 1959: 60 ans après”, Internet: musabyimana.net, 3 novembre 2019, 10 p. Palmer, Jack, Entanglements of Modernity, Colonialism and Genocide: Burundi and Rwanda in historical-sociological perspective, New York: Routledge, 2019, 214 p. Straus, Scott, “The Limits of a Genocide Lens: Violence Against Rwandans in the 1990s”, Journal of Genocide Research, 21-4, 2019, pp. 504-524. Tamm, Henning, “Status competition in Africa: Explaining the Rwandan-Ugandan clashes in the Democratic Republic of Congo”, African Affairs, 118-472, 2019, pp, 509-530. Terkessidis, Mark, Wessen Erinnerung zählt? Koloniale Vergangenheit und Rassismus heute, Hamburg: Hoffmann und Campe, 2019, 160 p. [Whose memory counts? Colonial past and racism today] Weitz, Eric, “Rwanda and Burundi: Decolonization and the Power of Race”, in Idem, A World Divided: The Global Struggle for Human Rights in the Age of Nation-States, Princeton University Press, 2019, pp. 368-403. 1.2 Genocide !5 Amighi, Janet Kestenberg, “Holocaust, Rwanda, and Palestine”, in Brenner, Ira (ed), The Handbook of Psychoanalytic Holocaust Studies: International Perspectives, Milton: Routledge, 2019, pp. 219-230. Barnes-Ceeney, Kevin; Gideon, Lior; Leitch, Laurie; et al., “Recovery After Genocide: Understanding the Dimensions of Recovery Capital Among Incarcerated Genocide Perpetrators in Rwanda”, Frontiers in Psychology, 10, 2019, Art. 637. Bruneteau, Bernard, Génocides: usages et mésusages d'un concept, Paris : CNRS éditions, 221 p. Caron, Jesan-François, “Exploring the extent of ethical disobedience through the lens of the Srebrenica and Rwanda genocides: can soldiers disobey lawful orders?”, Critical Military Studies, 5-1, 2019, pp. 1-20. Di Caro, Claire Bradford, “Call It What It Is: Genocide Through Male Rape and Sexual Violence in the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda”, Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law, 30-1, 2019, pp. 57-91. Donà, Giorgia, The marginalised in genocide narratives: Revisiting genocide narratives and reconciliation initiatives, New York: Routledge, 2019, 172 p. Dumas, Hélène, “When children remember: A history of the Tutsi genocide through the eyes of children (1994–2006)”, International Review of the Red Cross, 101-910, 2019, pp. 37-57. Eichelsheim, Veroni; Berckmoes, Lidewyde; Hola, Barbora; Rutayisire, Theoneste; Richters, Annemiek, “Before my time? Addressing the intergenerational legacies of the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda”, Intervention, 17-1, 2019, pp. 31-39. Fallah, Katherine, “Gender and the Genocide in Rwanda: Women as Rescuers and Perpetrators”, State Crime, 8-1, 2019, pp. 135-139. Fournet, Caroline, “Nothing must remain: the (in)visibility of atrocity crimes and the perpetrators’ strategies using the corpses of their victims”, in Smeulers, Alette; Weerdesteijn, Maartje; Holá, Barbora (eds), Perpetrators of international crimes: Theories, methods, and evidence, Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 2019, pp. 241-255. [, Argentina, Bosnia- Herzegovina, Rwanda] Geheran, Michael; Frey, David, “Leadership in war and Genocide: Roméo Dallaire in Rwanda”, in Gutmann, Martin (ed), Historians on Leadership and Strategy: Case Studies from Antiquity to Modernity, Springer, 2019, pp. 15-40. Gendron, Sarah, “In Plain Sight: the Ethics of Proximity in the Holocaust and the Rwandan Genocide”, in Dihal, Kanta (ed), Perspectives on Evil: From Banality to Genocide, Leiden: Brill, 2019, pp. 55-73. Gnaoré, Karin, Can good come out of evil? An analysis of the development during, before and after the Genocide of 1994 in Rwanda, Internet: Amazon, 2019, 82 p. Gribbin, Robert, “The Rwandan Genocide Revisited”, Internet: American Diplomacy, Nov. 2019, 6 p. !6 Häfele, Elias, Der Völkermord in Ruanda: Hintergründe und Erklärungsversuche, Norderstedt: Books on Demand, 2019, 36 p. [The genocide in Rwanda: background and attempts to explain it] Hankel, Gerd, Ruanda 1994 bis heute: Vom Umgang mit einem Völkermord, Springe (Germany): Klampen Verlag, 2019, 169 p. [Rwanda 1994 to today: dealing with a genocide] Hodler, Roland, “The Economic Effects of Genocide: Evidence from Rwanda”, Journal of African Economies, 28-1, 2019, pp. 1-17. Irlam, Shaun, “Terrortories Geographies of Genocide in Rwanda”, CR: The New Centennial Review, 19-2, 2019, pp. 93-116. Jessee, Erin, “Beyond perpetrators: complex political actors surrounding the 1994 genocide in Rwanda”, in Smeulers, Alette; Weerdesteijn, Maartje; Holá, Barbora (eds), Perpetrators of international crimes: Theories, methods, and evidence, Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 2019, pp. 153-173. Jessee, Erin, “Oral History and the Rwandan Genocide”, Brown Journal of World Affairs, 25-2, 2019, pp.
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