Infrastructures for Peace in Sub-Saharan Africa

Part I: Violence in Sub-Saharan Africa.- 1 Putting a tape measure around violence in Sub-Saharan Africa.- 2 The biggest violence: a case study of gender-based violence in urban Bindura, Zimbabwe. Part II: The Case for Nonviolence.- 3 Violence or Nonviolence? A comparison of costs and effectiveness.- 4 Why non-violent movements failed in Zimbabwe, 2000-2015. Part III: Nonviolent Initiatives.- 5 Collaborative conflict resolution: a case study of conflict transformation in peri-urban Zimbabwe.- 6 Collaborative conflict resolution: a case study of women's self-help groups in north-western Zimbabwe.- 7 Building peace through local peace committees: African experiences.- 8 Local peace committees and election violence in Burundi, 2015.- 9 The necessity of peace education in Zimbabwe.- 10 Peace clubs in schools: African experiences.- 11 Mediating post-electoral violence in Kenya, 2007-2008.- 12 Establishing Ministries of Peace in Sub-Saharan Africa.- Part IV: Future Challenges.- 13 Youth bulge: a blessing or curse to Zimbabwe's peace?- 14 The challenges of climate change for nonviolence.- Part V: Final Reflections.- 15 Let a thousand peace infractructures bloom.