International Network for Economics and Conflict

Omar Shahabudin McDoom of UNU-WIDER dedevelop a theoretical model to help identify areas vulnerable to violence during genocide and explains the model in this paper.

This report offers a cumulative picture of Oxfam’s Enterprise Development Program (EDP) over the last four years.

In this report from the Usalama Project at the Rift Valley Institute, Jason Stearns illuminates the conflict in Eastern Congo including the conflict’s main actors and their interests.

This paper, part two of a three-part series, from the Enough Project describes the process, leverage, and substance necessary to create a path towards a viable peace in eastern Congo and the surrounding region.

In this report from The Brookings Institute, Vera Songwe and Deborah Winkler examine the impact that an increase in export activity and export diversification can have on spurring economic growth and reducing conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa.

This report from the Enough Project highlights new developments in conflict gold in eastern DRC.

This report from International Alert makes recommendations for civil society, governments and the international community to strengthen women’s political participation and economic empowerment in post-conflict countries.

This report from Resource Consulting Services investigates the underlying causalities (or lack there of) between mineral wealth and violence in the Great Lakes Region.

This ruling from the SEC outlines the long awaited rules for Dodd-Frank Section 1502.