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Multilateralism and Liminal Governance: Regional Conflict in Eastern and Central Africa

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Multilateral organizations have been crucial in addressing conflict in the DRC, providing resources and support amidst ongoing violence.
The DRC has seen ongoing terror from groups like the ADF and M23, particularly in regions like North Kivu, despite governmental pledges to resolve these issues.
The involvement of the United Nations and MONUSCO, although criticized, has generally resulted in more accountability and opportunities for affected communities.
Eliminating multilateral operations may lead to increased corruption and neglect by national governments, worsening the underlying conditions for conflict.

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Observational analysis highlights the role of multilateral organizations in mitigating conflict in the DRC, suggesting their continued presence is vital for stability.

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Ryan Gibb (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d43913713b0b5dfea78fa7 https://doi.org/10.25518/2593-9483.406

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Observational analysis highlights the role of multilateral organizations in mitigating conflict in the DRC, suggesting their continued presence is vital for stability.

Multilateralism and Liminal Governance: Regional Conflict in Eastern and Central Africa

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Multilateralism and Liminal Governance: Regional Conflict in Eastern and Central Africa

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