Post-war national reconstruction is a comprehensive reference work assessing recent changes in post-conflict governance in the Congo. The author offers new perspectives on how well the governments of the past have prepared the Congo for a sustainable post-conflict future. Moreover, he analyses the forces at work in post-conflict reconstruction and the interests of players in the long-term economic recovery of the Congo. The book provides a multi-faced analysis on the standards governing DRC's national reconstruction, offering guidance to researchers, students and policy-makers in international relations and peace studies and related fields. It also provides business professionals with tools they need to better understand risks and opportunities in the post-conflict DRC.