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The OPEC Boys and the political economy of smuggling in Northern Uganda [PDF]
, 2007 Lecoutere, Els, Titeca, Kristof
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Control of complex systems with generalized embedding and empirical dynamic modeling. [PDF]
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Journal of Peace Research, 2017
A prominent explanation of the resource–conflict relationship suggests that natural resources finance rebellion by permitting rebel leaders the opportunity to purchase weapons, fighters, and local support. The bunkering of oil in the Niger Delta by quasi-criminal syndicates is an example of how the black-market selling of stolen oil may help finance ...
Daxecker, U., Prins, B.C.
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A prominent explanation of the resource–conflict relationship suggests that natural resources finance rebellion by permitting rebel leaders the opportunity to purchase weapons, fighters, and local support. The bunkering of oil in the Niger Delta by quasi-criminal syndicates is an example of how the black-market selling of stolen oil may help finance ...
Daxecker, U., Prins, B.C.
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2017
This chapter looks at literary responses to the Great Revolt of 1173–4 and the subsequent rebellions against King Henry II by his sons. These events attracted a great deal of attention from contemporary writers, but, as is shown here, their concerns were quite different to those of modern commentators.
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This chapter looks at literary responses to the Great Revolt of 1173–4 and the subsequent rebellions against King Henry II by his sons. These events attracted a great deal of attention from contemporary writers, but, as is shown here, their concerns were quite different to those of modern commentators.
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2022
Abstract The initial years of the emperor Nero’s reign witnessed the expansion of Roman territory in Britain, as campaigns extended the province into south-western, western, and central Britain. One notable event was a marital dispute between the friendly queen Cartimandua of the Brigantes and her husband, Venutius.
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Abstract The initial years of the emperor Nero’s reign witnessed the expansion of Roman territory in Britain, as campaigns extended the province into south-western, western, and central Britain. One notable event was a marital dispute between the friendly queen Cartimandua of the Brigantes and her husband, Venutius.
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