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Fragility As An Impediment To Development In The Democratic Republic Of Congo, Samantha Soter
Fragility As An Impediment To Development In The Democratic Republic Of Congo, Samantha Soter
MAD-RUSH Undergraduate Research Conference
This paper is written for the purpose of providing an objective analysis of the fragile state that is the Democratic Republic of Congo, in order to critically and holistically analyze the limiting factors of conflict, resource exploitation, and corruption within the context of hindering sustainable development. For the past decade-and-a-half, a multifaceted struggle comprised of numerous armed groups has plagued the region, each vying for control over the nation’s plentiful natural resources. Given the combined presence of the United Nations MONUSCO intervention, Congolese forces, and over one-hundred different militia groups, whose actions each contribute to fragility, a complex power-struggle at …
A Review Of "The Cnn Effect: Can The News Media Drive Foreign Policy?", Mathias Aboba
A Review Of "The Cnn Effect: Can The News Media Drive Foreign Policy?", Mathias Aboba
School of Communication Studies - SCOM 542: Seminar in Critical Theory and Communication
No abstract provided.
A Review Of "Explaining Homelessness: A Critical Realist Perspective", Melody Barger
A Review Of "Explaining Homelessness: A Critical Realist Perspective", Melody Barger
School of Communication Studies - SCOM 542: Seminar in Critical Theory and Communication
No abstract provided.
A Review Of "Neo-Colonialism The Last Stage Of Imperialism", Kevin Leaven
A Review Of "Neo-Colonialism The Last Stage Of Imperialism", Kevin Leaven
School of Communication Studies - SCOM 542: Seminar in Critical Theory and Communication
No abstract provided.
A Review Of "Contesting Neoliberalism Through Critical Pedagogy, Intersectional Reflexivity, And Personal Narrative: Queer Tales Of Academia", Rachel Mangan
School of Communication Studies - SCOM 542: Seminar in Critical Theory and Communication
No abstract provided.
A Review Of "Violence, Peace, And Peace Research", Katie Mitchell
A Review Of "Violence, Peace, And Peace Research", Katie Mitchell
School of Communication Studies - SCOM 542: Seminar in Critical Theory and Communication
No abstract provided.
A Review Of "Justice, Interrupted", Elizabeth Mowe
A Review Of "Justice, Interrupted", Elizabeth Mowe
School of Communication Studies - SCOM 542: Seminar in Critical Theory and Communication
No abstract provided.
A Review Of "'Academic Drag' And The Performance Of The Critical Personae: An Exchange On Sexuality, Politics, And Identity In The Academy", Bri Ozalas
School of Communication Studies - SCOM 542: Seminar in Critical Theory and Communication
No abstract provided.
A Review Of "A Critical Discussion Of Normativity In Discourses On Eating Disorders", Carolyn Perkins
A Review Of "A Critical Discussion Of Normativity In Discourses On Eating Disorders", Carolyn Perkins
School of Communication Studies - SCOM 542: Seminar in Critical Theory and Communication
No abstract provided.
Review Of "Sinking Strangers: Media Representation Of Climate Refugees On The Bbc And Al Jazeera, Lantz Schifflett
Review Of "Sinking Strangers: Media Representation Of Climate Refugees On The Bbc And Al Jazeera, Lantz Schifflett
School of Communication Studies - SCOM 542: Seminar in Critical Theory and Communication
No abstract provided.
Review Of "Handing Irb An Unloaded Gun", Jake Trevino
Review Of "Handing Irb An Unloaded Gun", Jake Trevino
School of Communication Studies - SCOM 542: Seminar in Critical Theory and Communication
No abstract provided.