The cohabitation of three official languages in Post-Genocide Rwanda: Kinyarwanda, English and French

The Politics of State Capacity in Post-genocide Rwanda

Abstract The chapter analyses pockets of effectiveness (PoEs)—public organizations

Reshaping Gender Norms in Post-Genocide Rwanda

In instances of widespread conflict and mass atrocities, socially prescribed and perpetuated gender

Hermeneutical Aesthetics, Commemoration, and Mourning in Post-Genocide Rwanda

The End of a French Denial?: The "Duclert Report" and the Official Recognition of France's Misdoings in Rwanda, Before and During the Genocide of Rwandan Tutsis (1990-1994)

State Control of Historical Memory in Post-Genocide Rwanda

Ananya Karthik’s human rights capstone explores how Rwanda's gacaca court system, established as a m

Of other times: Temporality, memory and trauma in post-genocide Rwanda

This article explores how survivors’ experiences of extreme violence change their relationship with