Hollow words : foreign aid and peacebuilding in peripheral conflicts/ Adam Burke
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Asian Affairs An American Review , Vol. 39, No.4, October-December 2012, pp.181-201 (10)Summary: This paper considers how they have fared in practice in subnational, 'peripheral' conflicts in Asia that have relatively low international profiles using case material from Aceh in Indonesia, and far south of Thailand. The focus of this issue on protracted violent unrest that has typically emerged or persisted at the same time as developmental progress belies any straightforward relationship between affluence and peace.
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This paper considers how they have fared in practice in subnational, 'peripheral' conflicts in Asia that have relatively low international profiles using case material from Aceh in Indonesia, and far south of Thailand. The focus of this issue on protracted violent unrest that has typically emerged or persisted at the same time as developmental progress belies any straightforward relationship between affluence and peace.
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