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From Angola To Iraq, Wars Have Taken Place In Resource Rich Countries Full Of Poor People. 'wars Of Plunder' Explores The Interplay Of Natural Resources And Armed Conflicts, And What The International Community Has Tried To Do About It. Focusing On Key Resources - Oil, Diamonds, And Timber - The Book Argues That Resources And Wars Are Linked In Three Main Ways: Resource Revenues Finance Belligerents; Resource Exploitation Frequently Generates Tensions; Resource Dependence Presents Major Governance Challenges. Philippe Le Billon. Originally Published: London: C. Hurst And Company. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Mode Of Access: World Wide Web.
Page Count:
363
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
War--Economic aspects
Natural resources--Government policy
History, Military
Natural resources--Political aspects
Conflict management--Developing countries
Natural resources--Government policy--Developing countries
War--Causes
Conflict Management
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