Central Africa

Central Africa
No 215, 2005/3 - 256 pages
Pages 5 to 7

Editorial

By François Gaulme
Pages 21 to 27

Introduction

By Roland Pourtier
Pages 29 to 45

The development of Central Africa with a perspective on the future

By Jacqueline Damon
Pages 47 to 70

War in a changing DRC

By Gauthier de Villers
Pages 71 to 91

Rwanda and its neighbors

By Bernard Leloup
Pages 93 to 116

God's new frontier in Cameroon

By Maud Lasseur
Pages 117 to 128

Where is Chad heading?

By René Lemarchand
Pages 129 to 146

The Ituri, or war in plural

By Thierry Vircoulon
Pages 147 to 161

Humanitarian intervention under militia rule: Two experiences in the DRC

By Marc-André Lagrange

Africa Today

Pages 163 to 179

Malawi's presidential elections in 2004: between trickery and sincere ambitions

By Nicolas Teindas
Pages 181 to 194

VAT and fiscal transition in Africa: The new issues

By Gérard Chambas
Pages 195 to 217

Crisis, local development and decentralization in the region of Gao, Mali

By Marie-Jo Demante
Pages 219 to 241

Opium in Afghanistan and its implications for development

By Jean-Bernard Véron
Pages 243 to 246

Darwin's nightmare

By Jacques Giri

Pages 247 to 248

Les paradoxes de la démocratisation en Afrique : Analyse institutionnelle et stratégique

By Amalia Caro Martinez
Pages 249 to 254

Better understanding the impact and origins of conflicts in Africa

By François Gaulme