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	Depoliticizing Zimbabwe’s Economy: Solutions for Two Million Percent August 2008 \| Peace Briefing by Raymond Gilpin Zimbabwe is saddled with two million percent annual price increases, rampant corruption and pervasive unemployment. Experts believe that an effort to reform the country's political corruption and irresponsible monetary policies will be central to establishing social and economic stability in the long run. Countries: Zimbabwe
	On the Issues: Zimbabwe July 2008 \| On the Issues by Dorina Bekoe What are the national, regional and international consequences of recent electoral violence in Zimbabwe? What triggered the outbreak? Read more from Senior Research Associate Dorina Bekoe. Countries: Zimbabwe \| Issue Areas: Civil Society, Civil-Military Relations, Conflict Analysis, Early Warning & Conflict Prevention, Governance, Human Rights, Negotiation and Diplomacy, Peacebuilding, Population and Diaspora, Rule of Law
	Zimbabwe’s Latest Crackdown: Responses and Consequences May 2007 \| Peace Briefing by Dorina Bekoe The socio-economic and political conditions in Zimbabwe have been declining for years, but on March 11, 2007, they seemed to take a dramatic turn for the worse. Against these worsening conditions, USIP convened a public meeting to discuss the triggers leading to the March 2007 crackdown, the changes within the political parties in Zimbabwe, the challenges facing civil society organizations (CSOs), and the public’s response to past political violence. Countries: Zimbabwe \| Issue Areas: Civil Society, Conflict Analysis, Early Warning & Conflict Prevention, Economics and Development, Governance, Human Rights, Peacebuilding
	Downward Spiral: HIV/AIDS, State Capacity, and Political Conflict in Zimbabwe July 2004 \| Peaceworks by Andrew T. Price-Smith and John L. Daly Countries: Zimbabwe
	Zimbabwe Web Links August 2003 Countries: Zimbabwe
	Zimbabwe and the Prospects for Nonviolent Political Change August 2003 Countries: Zimbabwe \| Issue Areas: Conflict Management and Resolution, Governance
	What Future for Mugabe's Zimbabwe? February 2003 What are the possible consequences of a prolonged political deadlock in Zimbabwe? Are there viable options open to the international community to address the current humanitarian, economic, and political crisis there? Countries: Zimbabwe
	Zimbabwe and the Politics of Torture August 2002 \| Special Report by John Brinkley Countries: Zimbabwe \| Issue Areas: Governance, Human Rights, Use of Force
	State Building and Democracy in Southern Africa October 1995 \| Book by Pierre du Toit Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa Countries: Botswana, South Africa, Zimbabwe \| Issue Areas: Governance, Political Systems and International Relations, Rule of Law
	Commission of Inquiry: Zimbabwe September 1983 Commission of Inquiry: Zimbabwe Commission of Inquiry into the Matabeleland Disturbances Duration: 1983 – 1984 Charter: No charter available Commissioners: 4 Report: No official report; unofficial NGO report Countries: Zimbabwe \| Issue Areas: Rule of Law, Transitional Justice

	Depoliticizing Zimbabwe’s Economy: Solutions for Two Million Percent August 2008 \| Peace Briefing by Raymond Gilpin Zimbabwe is saddled with two million percent annual price increases, rampant corruption and pervasive unemployment. Experts believe that an effort to reform the country's political corruption and irresponsible monetary policies will be central to establishing social and economic stability in the long run. Countries: Zimbabwe
	On the Issues: Zimbabwe July 2008 \| On the Issues by Dorina Bekoe What are the national, regional and international consequences of recent electoral violence in Zimbabwe? What triggered the outbreak? Read more from Senior Research Associate Dorina Bekoe. Countries: Zimbabwe \| Issue Areas: Civil Society, Civil-Military Relations, Conflict Analysis, Early Warning & Conflict Prevention, Governance, Human Rights, Negotiation and Diplomacy, Peacebuilding, Population and Diaspora, Rule of Law
	Zimbabwe’s Latest Crackdown: Responses and Consequences May 2007 \| Peace Briefing by Dorina Bekoe The socio-economic and political conditions in Zimbabwe have been declining for years, but on March 11, 2007, they seemed to take a dramatic turn for the worse. Against these worsening conditions, USIP convened a public meeting to discuss the triggers leading to the March 2007 crackdown, the changes within the political parties in Zimbabwe, the challenges facing civil society organizations (CSOs), and the public’s response to past political violence. Countries: Zimbabwe \| Issue Areas: Civil Society, Conflict Analysis, Early Warning & Conflict Prevention, Economics and Development, Governance, Human Rights, Peacebuilding
	Downward Spiral: HIV/AIDS, State Capacity, and Political Conflict in Zimbabwe July 2004 \| Peaceworks by Andrew T. Price-Smith and John L. Daly Countries: Zimbabwe
	Zimbabwe Web Links August 2003 Countries: Zimbabwe
	Zimbabwe and the Prospects for Nonviolent Political Change August 2003 Countries: Zimbabwe \| Issue Areas: Conflict Management and Resolution, Governance
	What Future for Mugabe's Zimbabwe? February 2003 What are the possible consequences of a prolonged political deadlock in Zimbabwe? Are there viable options open to the international community to address the current humanitarian, economic, and political crisis there? Countries: Zimbabwe
	Zimbabwe and the Politics of Torture August 2002 \| Special Report by John Brinkley Countries: Zimbabwe \| Issue Areas: Governance, Human Rights, Use of Force
	State Building and Democracy in Southern Africa October 1995 \| Book by Pierre du Toit Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa Countries: Botswana, South Africa, Zimbabwe \| Issue Areas: Governance, Political Systems and International Relations, Rule of Law
	Commission of Inquiry: Zimbabwe September 1983 Commission of Inquiry: Zimbabwe Commission of Inquiry into the Matabeleland Disturbances Duration: 1983 – 1984 Charter: No charter available Commissioners: 4 Report: No official report; unofficial NGO report Countries: Zimbabwe \| Issue Areas: Rule of Law, Transitional Justice