1. Some Rwanda Resources: Sites with content provided
by Rwandans
Rwanda
National Development Gateway. The slogan for this site is, “Everything
you need to know about Rwanda”. I think that means “Everything
you need to know about Rwanda Mzungu”.
The
New Times. Rwanda’s premium English-language daily. See for
yourself how un-free Rwanda’s free press. This paper reads like
a parade for the government of Rwanda.
La
Nouvelle Relève. A government newpaper in French.
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2. Some Rwanda Resources: Sites with content provided
by external sources
Rwanda
Web Links. From the United States Institute of Peace.
US
Department of State link to Rwanda.
Canadian
International Development Assistance (CIDA) on Rwanda.
USAID.
Democracy and Governance in Rwanda.
The
Rwanda Project at the University of Maryland.
IRIN
News on Rwanda and the Great Lakes.
Topix.net
is a good resource as it collates articles on Rwanda from news sources
across the African continent.
AllAfrica.com.
An excellent resource. Good links to similar sites and comphrensive
information from across Africa. A lot of content is written by African
journalists and activists.
Hirondelle
News Agency. Balanced reporting on the proceedings of the ICTR.
Reports are available in French, English and Kinyarwanda.
BBC
Africa Service. For the latest news and information on events across
the African continent.
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3. Other research resources:
EDLIS
Gateway to Development Information. "The gateway to development
information".
Feminism
and Women’s Studies resource.
Global
Development Network. “An association of researchers dedicated
to supporting high-quality, policy-oriented research in the social sciences
to promote development”. Note that this site is sponsored by the
World Bank, and many of the researchers contributing to this site are
funded by the WB.
Households
in Conflict Network. “Brings together researchers interested
in the micro-economic and econometric analysis of the relationship between
violent conflict and household behaviour”.
www.h-net.org/lists
a great site to join in a community of students and scholars on all
kinds of academic interests. Check out the available communities by
list name.
learningandteaching.dal.ca/index.html
a useful resource from my home university, Dalhousie, in Halifax, Canada.
Useful tips on teaching at the university level, as well as writing
support for students. A site to be searched.
Panos London.
Check out their links on Oral
Testimony.
Richard
Kimber’s International Relations links.
RightWeb.
"Exposing the architecture of power that’s changing our world".
Google
Scholar
Centre
for Narrative Research, University of East London
Order,
Conflict and Violence Program, Yale University. A useful site for
micro-level research and analysis.
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4. Professional associations:
African
Politics Conference Group
African
Studies Association
American
Anthropological Association
American
Political Science Association
Association
of Concerned Africa Scholars
Canadian
Anthropology Society
Canadian
Association for the Study of International Development
Canadian
Political Science Association
International Studies
Association
The British
Institute in Eastern Africa
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