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The DRC’s Crumbling Legitimacy

Journal of Democracy, 2012
The 2011 elections were the first polls of the postconflict period in which the government of the DRC, rather than the international community, drove the process, providing most of the funds and managing most aspects of the balloting. Credible elections would have marshaled the political and social forces necessary to consolidate peace and ...
Mvemba Phezo Dizolele, Pascal Kalume Kambale   +1 more
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Rebuilding the DRC

South African Journal of International Affairs, 2000
(2000). Rebuilding the DRC. South African Journal of International Affairs: Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 43-50.
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DRC Plus: augmenting standard DRC with pattern matching on 2D geometries

SPIE Proceedings, 2007
Design rule constraints (DRC) are the industry workhorse for constraining design to ensure both physical and electrical manufacturability. However, as technology processes continue to shrink and aggressive resolution enhancement technologies (RET) and optical proximity correction (OPC) are applied, standard DRC sometimes fails to fully capture the ...
Vito Dai, Jie Yang, Norma Rodriguez, Luigi Capodieci   +3 more
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Rebel movements in the DRC

African Security Review, 2014
Despite a generally valiant effort on the part of the United Nations (UN) since 1999 to bring peace and stability to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the country continues to be destabilised by rebel forces. These armed movements pose a constant threat to the fragile transition in the DRC, and security in the country is continuously ...
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The Mirage of Democracy in the DRC

Journal of Democracy, 2010
Despite its historic 2006 elections, the Democratic Republic of Congo still lacks competent governance, leaving its democratic promise unfulfilled.
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This manuscript develops an exploratory foundational framework termed the Difference–Resolution / Constraint-First Ontology (DRCFO). The framework proposes that distinguishability (“difference”) is the minimal ontic primitive, and that physical law and emergent structure arise through iterative regimes of difference resolution constrained by stabilized
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ICC Intervention in the DRC

2022
Central to the study of international law in international relations is whether it and the legal institutions through which its practice flows can address or stem the worst kinds of human rights abuses. The International Criminal Court (ICC) has been one such attempt made by the international community to do just that.
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On DRC covering — a survey

Journal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences and Cryptography, 2009
Abstract This paper surveys the cycle covering problem of a graphs motivated by the design of survivable WDM networks, where the requests are routed on sub-networks which are protected independently from each other. The problem is stated as follows.
Zhihe Liang, Shuyuan Yang
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On the theory of DRC criteria

Journal of Development Economics, 1984
Abstract Srinivasan and Bhagwati (1978) show total and direct DRC are identical in a two-good, two-factor model with an additional, small project. This result is shown here not to extend to the case of more goods than factors, the usual empirical context of DRCs. For first-best solutions the direct DRC is appropriate, the total DRC is biassed against
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DRC criteria

Journal of Development Economics, 1987
Gary Pursell, Edward Tower
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