Wars of plunder: conflicts, profits and the politics of resources

Carol A. Hunsberger

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In Wars of Plunder, Philippe Le Billon investigates relationships between resources and conflict. The book's main argument is “that resource sectors influence the likelihood and course of armed con...

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