Policies for building post-conflict peace

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Development and social capital (2006, background): “If these ingredients are absent, for instance after a civil war, outside intervention by the state or by development agencies may in some cases be faster than waiting for trust between communities to be rebuilt (eg, Bigombe et al, 2000 ; Collier and Hoeffler, 2002 ).”
AID, Policy and Peace: Reducing the risks of civil conflict (2002, unknown): “Such a small population can support only limited statistical analysis, the results of which are reported in Bigombe et al. (2000).”
Growth and Poverty Reduction in Uganda, 1999-2000: Panel Data Evidence (2003, background): “This remains true if, rather than postulating a linear effect, we allow for a possible nonlinearity in the impact of this variable or use various cut-off values for ‘intermediate’ levels of ethnic diversity, as suggested by Bigombe et al. (2000).”