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The Burden of Resources Oil and Water in the Gulf Region and the Nile Basin

Edited By: Sherif Elmusa
112 pages
The Burden of Resources
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  • The Burden of Resources ISBN: 9789774164507 Paperback Aug 2011 Out of stock with supplier: order now to get this when available
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This collection of essays seeks to investigate questions of oil and water resources contestation, wars, and cooperation in the context of the Gulf region, especially Iraq, and of the Nile Basin. It tries to explore different opinions, rather than arrive at consensus, regarding the following questions: Does scarcity lead to violent conflicts? Or does abundance? And once war starts, what is the role of resources in expanding/limiting the scope and intensity of war and prolonging/ shortening it? Finally could resources, whether scarce or abundant, induce cooperation instead of dispute and violence? Why and how?

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Edited By: Sherif Elmusa
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