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Ending "resouce wars": revenue sharing, economic sanction or military intervention / Philippe Le Billon and Eric Nicholls

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LE BILLON Philippe

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NICHOLLS Eric

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In: International Peacekeeping Vol. 14, No 5, November 2007, pp.613-632 (96)Summary: Study of 26 conflicts in which insurgents had access to natural resource revenues, and of the effectiveness of different approaches (revenue sharing, military intervention, and economic sanctions) in terminating these kind of conflicts.

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Study of 26 conflicts in which insurgents had access to natural resource revenues, and of the effectiveness of different approaches (revenue sharing, military intervention, and economic sanctions) in terminating these kind of conflicts.

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