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Investing in peace: aid and conditionality after civil wars

By:

BOYCE James K

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Adelphi paper 351Publication details: Oxford: Oxford Univ Press, 2002Description: 85pISBN:

019851669X (pbk.):

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Summary: Using experiences from Bosnia, Cambodia, El Salvador and Guatemala this study considers how the provision of aid can be linked to the implementation and consolidation of peace accords.

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Using experiences from Bosnia, Cambodia, El Salvador and Guatemala this study considers how the provision of aid can be linked to the implementation and consolidation of peace accords.

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