Thomson, Susan M.
Madison : University of Wisconsin Press, c2013.
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Part of the series Africa and the diaspora: history, politics, culture;Africa and the diaspora.
Notes:

• Includes bibliographical references (p. 215-235) and index.
• Introduction : state power as lived experience — Bringing in peasant Rwandans through life history interviewing — The historical role of the state in everyday life — A continuum of violence, 1990-2000 — Practices of national unity and reconciliation — Everyday resistance to national unity and reconciliation — Everyday resistance to the Gacaca process — Conclusion : explaining systems of power through acts of everyday resistance.

Subjects:

• Rwanda — Politics and government — 1994-
• Rwanda — Social conditions — 21st century.
• Government, Resistance to — Rwanda.

Requested by Underhill, J