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          <dc:title>Repatriation as peacebuilding and reconstruction: the case of northern Mozambique, 1992–1995</dc:title>
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          <dc:description>The first part of this paper briefly re-examines the period leading to the October 1992 General Peace Agreement, in order to provide a clearer sense of the original dynamics shaping the political machinations of the signing. It also investigates the national and international attempts of some of the major PBR activities in Mozambique in 1990–1995, in order to determine the effectiveness and long-term sustainability of these efforts. The second part comprises the case study of repatriation and PBR in the contested northern district of Angonia, Tete Province. The Angonia case demonstrates that independently of the high-powered events taking place in Maputo, Rome and elsewhere, local peasant efforts were equally as important in providing a framework for PBR in Mozambique.</dc:description>
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