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They Fight Like Soldiers, They Die Like Children
They Fight Like Soldiers, They
Die Like Children
    In conflicts around the
    world, there is an
    increasingly popular
    weapon system that needs
    negligible technology,
    is simple to sustain,
    has unlimited
    versatility, and an
    incredible capacity for
    both loyalty and
    barbarism. What are these
    cheap, renewable,
    plentiful,
    sophisticated, and
    expendable weapons?
    Children.

    This
    passionate and
    campaigning book is part
    of a personal mission
    against the use of child
    soldiers, by the
    three-star general who
    commanded the UN mission
    in Rwanda. When Romeo
    Dallaire was tasked with
    achieving peace there in
    1994, he and his force
    found themselves caught
    up in a vortex of civil
    war and genocide. He left
    Rwanda a broken man,
    disillusioned, suicidal,
    a story he told in the
    award-winning
    international sensation
    Shake Hands with the
    Devil    .

    Now,
    in They Fight Like
    Soldiers, They Die Like
    Children    , Dallaire
    provides an emotionally
    daring and intellectually
    enlightening introduction
    to the child soldier
    phenomenon, as well as
    concrete solutions for
    its total
    eradication.
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£18.38
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They Fight Like Soldiers, They Die Like Children
They Fight Like Soldiers, They
Die Like Children
    In conflicts around the
    world, there is an
    increasingly popular
    weapon system that needs
    negligible technology,
    is simple to sustain,
    has unlimited
    versatility, and an
    incredible capacity for
    both loyalty and
    barbarism. What are these
    cheap, renewable,
    plentiful,
    sophisticated, and
    expendable weapons?
    Children.

    This
    passionate and
    campaigning book is part
    of a personal mission
    against the use of child
    soldiers, by the
    three-star general who
    commanded the UN mission
    in Rwanda. When Romeo
    Dallaire was tasked with
    achieving peace there in
    1994, he and his force
    found themselves caught
    up in a vortex of civil
    war and genocide. He left
    Rwanda a broken man,
    disillusioned, suicidal,
    a story he told in the
    award-winning
    international sensation
    Shake Hands with the
    Devil    .

    Now,
    in They Fight Like
    Soldiers, They Die Like
    Children    , Dallaire
    provides an emotionally
    daring and intellectually
    enlightening introduction
    to the child soldier
    phenomenon, as well as
    concrete solutions for
    its total
    eradication.
Availability: In Stock
£18.00
Available
After Mandela: The Battle for the Soul of South Africa
After Mandela: The Battle For
The Soul Of South Africa
    'A brisk, lively and
    vividly written portrait
    of post-apartheid South
    Africa' Peter Godwin,
    author of
    Mukiwa

    In the
    early 1990s, the African
    National Congress, led
    by Nelson Mandela,
    engaged in a historic and
    peaceful transition to
    power in South Africa.
    For some, the story of
    South Africa ended with
    that moment - the victory
    of the ANC over the
    bitter injustice of the
    apartheid regime, and
    Mandela's astonishing
    mission of
    reconciliation.


    Yet while the
    economy has grown
    steadily, as has a
    fledgling middle class,
    and black South Africans
    have attained positions
    of great wealth and
    power, rampant
    inequality still remains.
    Violence is endemic in
    the townships and in the
    major cities. Race
    relations are fraught as
    whites struggle to find
    their place in the new
    order. President Thabo
    Mbeki's denial of the
    AIDS epidemic has led to
    tens of thousands of
    unnecessary deaths and
    been morally and
    politically disastrous.
    Mbeki's failure to check
    the abuses of Robert
    Mugabe's dictatorship in
    Zimbabwe has tarnished
    South Africa's reputation
    abroad and baffled
    Mbeki's former
    friends.

    South
    Africa should be the
    continent
Availability: In Stock
£17.09
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