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DANCING IN THE GLORY OF MONSTERS
By: Jason Stearns

The Collapse of the Congo and the Great War of Africa

PublicAffairs
April 2012
On Sale: March 27, 2012
416 pages
ISBN: 1610391071
EAN: 9781610391078
Kindle: B0076M4VDC
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β€œThe best account [of the conflict in the Congo] so far….The task facing anyone who tries to tell this whole story is formidable, but Stearns by and large rises to it.” β€”Adam Hochschild, New York Times Book Review

β€œ[A] tour de force, though not for the squeamish.” β€”Washington Post

β€œThis is a serious book about the social and political forces behind one of the most violent clashes of modern timesβ€”as well as a damn good read.” β€”Economist

β€œ[P]erhaps the best account of the most recent conflict in the Congo.” β€”Foreign Policy

β€œA serious, admirably balanced account of the crisis and the political and social forces behind it… perhaps the most accessible, meticulously researched, and comprehensive overview of the Congo crisis yet.” β€”Financial Times

Media Buzz

All Things Considered - November 28, 2012
On Point - November 28, 2012

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