2014•Unpublished venueOpen access

Oil and Civil Conflict: Can Public Spending have a Mitigation Effect?

Raju Jan Singh, Cristina Bodea, Masaaki Higashijima

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Peace and Peacekeeping Social Development-Social Conflict and Violence Social Development-Post Conflict Reintegration Health, Nutrition and Population-Population Policies Conflict and Development-Post Conflict Reconstruction

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Peace and Peacekeeping Social Development-Social Conflict and Violence Social Development-Post Conflict Reintegration Health, Nutrition and Population-Population Policies Conflict and Development-Post Conflict Reconstruction

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Peace and Peacekeeping Social Development-Social Conflict and Violence Social Development-Post Conflict Reintegration Health, Nutrition and Population-Population Policies Conflict and Development-Post Conflict Reconstruction

Key concepts: Civil Conflict, Public spending, Political science, Business, Environmental science, Natural resource economics, Economics, Spanish Civil War

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