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N° Auteurs Description De L'ouvrage Lieu Et Date D'édition N° Auteurs Description deLieu l'ouvrage et date d'éditionDisponibilité Domaine 1 TAMBIWE KITENGEEcrit etBIN KITOKO,Paris Eddie : Ed. OK COM 2 KASONGO NGOY,Capital MAKITA Paris : OK SOCIO 3 SERGENT, PierreLa légion sauteParis sur KOLWEZI : Presse OK: opération Léopard.LITT le 2 e R .E.P au Zaïre, mai - juin 1978. 4 COQUERY VIDROVITCH,Rebellions- CATHERINE, Paris : Ed. FORET, OK Alain et WEISS,HIST Herbert. 5 COQUERY VIDROVITCH,Rebellions- CATHERINE, Paris : Ed. FORET, OK Alain et WEISS,HIST Herbert. 6 COMHAIRE-SYLVAINFemmes SUZANNE de KinshasaParis : Ed.: hier Mouton, etOK aujourd’hui 1968 SOC 7 TSHIBENGABOR-D KAMANA Congo : LaParis défense : l’Harmattan, nationaleOK à 2004 l’impératifPOL : patriotisme et souveraineté. 8 WHITE, Bob .W.Musique et YOKA, populaire LyeParis MUDABA(dir) et: sociétéOK à Kinshasa: uneSOC ethnographie de l’écoute. 9 DIBWE DIA MWEMBUFaire de DonatienParis : OK HIST 10 KISONGA MAZAKALAAfricains, Rachel-Albert nousParis devons : Ed. changer OK ! RecommandationPOL appliquée au Congo Ex Zaïre. 11 MAUPEU HERVE.L’Afrique (Dir) OrientaleParis :: annuaireEd. OK 2003 HIST 12 SAMAKE KOUROUMALe MANDE YOUSSOUF de nosParis ancêtres, (BOLOKADA): Ed, SelonOK le Gbélin SOCou tradition orale. 13 ERLER, BrigitteL’aide qui tue :France récit de : ma dernièreOK missionECO d’aide au développement ; traduit de l’allemand par Odile Chazerand. 14 MBUNGU NKANDAMANAL’indépendan JOSEPHParis : Ed. OK HIST 15 MBEM, André NiKolasJulien, SarkozyParis à Dakar: : DébatsOK et enjeux autourPOL d’un discours. 16 ZIEGLER JEANMain basse surParis: l’Afrique. Ed. OK SOC 17 RICHARDOT, JeanUne vie à Paris : OK HIST 18 WAMU OYATAMBWELes mots Dieudonné de Paris : 19 TSHIMANGA BAKADIABABUTshisekedi ou EvaristeleParis combat : Ed. pertinentOK pour libérerPOL le Congo-Zaïre ? Questions à l’UDPS. 20 ILUNGA MPUNGA,Etienne DIEUDONNE Paris : Ed. OK POL 21 FOFE DJOFIA MALEWA,Justice JEAN-PIERREParis : Ed. OK DROIT 22 KABUYA LUMUNAZaïre SANDO, : Quel changement CélestinBruxelles : pourA.F.R.I.C.A.,OK quels instructeurs 1980 POL ? Misère de l’opposition et famille de l’Etat : la mémoire historique d’un peuple/ Préface de Jean Ziegler. 24 REYSHLER LUC,Le MUSABYIMANA Défi de la paixParis auTATIEN, : BurundiEd. STEFAAN OK: Théorie CALMEYN et PratiquePOL 25 NGANDU MUTOMBO,Femmes Marcel dans lesParis. mouvementes OK chrétiens africains,SOCIO Récits de vie à Lubumbashi(R-D Congo) Préface de Peter GESCHIERE 26 FORISSIER ALAIN-ROLANDBURUNDI 1990-1998Paris : : « TU NEOK TUERAS POINTHIST ». aJournal d'une réconciliation possible à Musaga (Bujumbura) 27 MABEKO-TALI BarbaresJEAN-MICHEL et CitoyensParis : Ed.: l’identité OK nationale àHIST l’épreuve des transitions africaines Congo-Brazzaville, Angola 28 MARIRO AUGUSTINBURUNDI 1965Paris : La 1ère: Ed. cfriseOK ethnique. GenèseHIST et contexte géopolitique 29 Etienne JURIE Quasha’i derniersParis: nomades D’iranOK N 30 BOYE ALASSANEMessager Harouna de laParis:l’harma paix dans la citéOK endormie êtreECO correspondant de nuit/CDN à Rennes 31 MAZANZA KINDULULes nouveaux Joseph-Roger cadresParis: etcongolais NLANDUOK : figures TSASA d’aujourd’huiJean-CornelisPOL, et de demain 32 DIBWE dia MWEMBU,Les identités Donatien urbainesParis: en AfriqueOK cas de LUBUMBASHISOCIO (RD.CONGO) 33 CAMILLLERI JEAN-LUCLa micro Paris : Ed. OK ECO 34 A.E.GAKUSI et DeF.MOUZER la RévolutionParis rwandaise : Ed. àOK la Contre-RévolutionPOL : contraintes culturelles et gouvernance 1950-2003 35 Bérengère MORUCCICarnets ZapatistesParis (Chiapas) : OKune expérienceSOCIO de la guerre de la basse intensité 36 Rosario GIORDANOBelges et italiens du Congo-KINSHASAOK récit POLde vie avant et après indépendance 37 SHINGIRO MBONYUMUTWARwanda : à quandParis la : démocratieEd. OK ? 2 guerresPOL civiles sur une génération 38 FWELLY DIANGITUKWAQui gouverne leParis Zaïre : ? la république des copains essai 39 Emmanuel MOREIRALe blocage CARNEIRO historiqueParis : des économiesOK africainesECO spécialisation rentière et extraversion 40 DOSSOUVI LOGOLutter HILAIRE pour Paris : OK DROIT 41 Jonas MWILAMBUANKORO MUKALAY, (Katanga)Paris: André : Ed.notre SHABANI villageOK Wa KALENGASOC 42 FILIP REYNTJENSLes risques du Parismétier : Ed. : trois décenniesOK commeEDU « chercheur – acteur » au Rwanda et Burundi 43 DOULAY KONATETravail de Paris : Ed. OK HIST 44 MATADIWAMBAL’espace KAMBA LUNDA MUTUParis et Tharcisse identités: Ed. OKen Afrique CentraleSOC lieux de mémoire 45 DIBWE DIA MWEMBUVivre ensemble Donatien,Paris au NGANDUKatanga. : Ed. PréfaceMUTOMBOOK d’Erick MarcelHIST KENNES 46 RURANGWA JEAN-MARIEUn Rwandais VIANNEY surParis les : routesEd. deOK l’Exil LITT 47 CELSO FURTADOThéorie du développementFrance : Presses économiqueOK UniversitairesECO de France, 1970 48 Carlo CARBONEAfrique et Rosario et occident GIORDANOParis : MémoiresOK et identitésECO dans la région des grands lacs 49 EZZEDINE MESTIRINLESLES CUBAINS ETParis L’AFRIQUE : OK POL 50 NDAYWEL é NZIEMLa Constitution ISIDORE Paris de la : Ed.IIIéme RépubliqueOK du Congo-DROIT Zaïre Adoptée par le CNS. X2 51 NDAYWEL é NZIEMLa Constitution ISIDORE Paris de la : Ed.III é République du Congo- Zaïre Adoptée par le CNS. 52 TSHIBASU MFUADILe Calvaire d’unParis diplomate : Ed. duOK Congo-Zaïre POL 53 BERNARD DOZALiberté ConfisquéeParis :: Le complotOK Franco-AfricainPOL 54 Cléophas KAMITATU-MASSAMBAKILOMBO ou leParis prix :à payer pourOK rebâtir la R-DPOL Congo 55 JEWSIEWICKI BOGUMIL,LUBUMBASHI DIBWE 1910-2010.Paris DIA : Ed. MWEMBU MémoireOK DONATIEN d’une villeHIST et industrielle.GIORDANO ROSARIOUkumbusho Wa mukini wa komponi. Préface de V- Y MUDIMBE 56 ZYGMUNT L. OstrowshiLe soudan à l’aubeParis de : la paix….CombatOK de JohnHIST GARANG 57 ZYGMUNT L. OstrowskiSoudan : coulissesParis d’une : guerreOK oubliée POL 58 Salvator NAHIMANAYobi, L’enfant desParis collines : OK HIST 59 Patrice NDETAIKIZA (le Paris : OK N 60 Jean-Francois POCHONZIMBABWE : uneParis économie : Ed. assiégéeOK ECO 61 Violaine SIZaïreMémoires de LubumbashiParis : : Images,OK objets, SOCIOparoles UKUMBUSHO(Souvenir) 62 BRETT SHAPIRO,Nourrir HARIFIDY la RAMILISON,Paris : Ed. ANDRIANIAINASOAOK ECO RAKOTONDRATSIMA (sous la coordination de Benoit Thierry) 63 NDAYWEL E ZIEML'Université ISIDORE Paris : Ed. OK EDU 64 P. J. M TEDGA ouverture démocratiqueParis : en AfriqueOK noire ?ECO 65 VAN'T SPIJKER L’EgliseGERARD chrétienneParis au: Ed. Rwanda OK pré et post génocideREL 66 BUSUGUTSALAPolitiques GANDAYI éducatives GABUDISAParis : Ed. au Congo-Zaïre.OK De LéopoldEDU II à Mobutu 67 TIDIANE DIAKITEL’Afrique et l’aideParis ou : Ed.Comment OK s’en sortir ?ECO 68 JEAN-B. MURAIRIà l’ombre des volcansMOSCOU, VIRUNGA 1996OK : aperçu deHIST l’histoire et de la culture des BAHUNDE(Zaïre) 69 Marcel NIEMEGEERSLes trois défis duParis Burundi, : Décolonisation-OK Démocratie-HIST Déchirure 70 NYUNDA YA RUBANGOLes pratiques Paris : Ed. OK POL 71 BRAECKMAN COLETTERwanda : histoireFrance d’un : Ed.génocide OK HIST 72 GILCHRIT S.OLYMPIOMon combat avecFrance et pour: Ed. le OKpeuple togolaisPOL 74 BOSCH ALFREDL’Europe au miroirParis Africain : Ed. : LettreOK à Olu LITT 75 FOFE DJOFIA MALEWALa Cour pénale Jean-PierreParis internationale : Ed. OK : institution nécessaireDROIT aux pays des Grands lacs Africains. La Justice pour la Paix et la Stabilité en RD Congo, en Ouganda au Rwanda et au Burundi 76 Alphonse MAINDODes conflits M . N (coord.) locauxParis à : laEd. guerre OK régionale en POLAfrique Centrale. Le Congo- Kinshasa oriental 1996-2007 77 FOFE DJOFIA MALEWA,La question Jean ParisPierre : OK DROIT 78 KITENGE MPANGE,Le double Ghislain agendaParis de : Ed.la R-D CongoOK : Tribus ouPOL Nation ? 79 YACOUBA KONATELa Biennale deParis Dakar, : pour uneOK esthétique dePOL la création africaine contemporaine tête à tête avec Adorno. 80 Léon de SAINTAtlas MOULIN de l’organisation S .J Kinshasa administrative : CEPASOK 2011 (Coll.d’Etudesde la SOCRépublique pour Démocratique l’Action sociale) du Congo. 2ème édition revue et amplifiée X2 84 Léon de SAINTAtlas MOULIN de l’organisation S .J Kinshasa administrative : de la République Démocratique du Congo. 2 éditions revue et amplifiée 85 BRAECKMAN COLETTETerreur africaineParis : Burundi, : Ed. Rwanda,OK Zaïre : POL,Les racines de la violence 86 SINDAYIGAYA JEAN-MARIEGRANDS LACS (x2) Paris: Démocratie : Ed. ouOK Ethnocratie POL? 87 ROLAND POURTIERLe Gabon : EtatParis et Développement : Ed. OK ECO 88 USHUAÏA Pierre SavorgnanParis de : BrazzaEd. deOK Marc SICH x2LITT 89 JEAN GRAY Le développementParis au: ras du OKsol Chez les paysansECO du tiers- monde 90 Henri Rouillé d’orfeuilLe tiers mondeParis : la OK POL 91 JOHN O. IGUE Le Territoire etParis l’Etat : Ed.en Afrique.OK Les dimensionsPOL spatiales du développement 92 Pierre Jalée Le pillage du Paris : OK ECO 93 Quermonne Jean-Loius,Les régimes politiquesParis : Seuil, occidentaux, OK TroisièmePOL édition revue et complétée 94 François TerréIntroduction généraleParis : au droitOK DROIT 95 Sam SIMANTOTORepenser MAFUTA la ApollinaireParis : OK POL 96 ERGO André-BernardDes BâtisseursParis aux contempteurs : Ed. OK du CongoHIST Belge. L’odyssée coloniale 97 Jean François LaBayart politique africaineParis : de FrançoisOK MitterrandPOL 98 Fréderic DufauxAfrique et Philippe noire, Gervais EuropeParis : Lambony de l’Est,OK Regards croisésHIST 99 ARNAUD MONTEBOURGVotez pour la Paris : OK ECO 100 J-T CARFANTAN/CQui a.CONDAMINES peur du tiersParis monde : Seuil, ?1980 RapportOK Nord-sudECO : les faits 101 N’SANDA BULELEEthnicité Léonard et Paris : OK POL 102 BOGUMIL JEWSIEWICKILes identités et N’SANDA régionalesParis : Ed. BULELI en AfriqueOK LEONARD Centrale (Coordinateurs)SOC : Constructions
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