PROSPERITY AND VIOLENCE. POLITICAL ECONOMY OF DEVELOPMENT

By C. FernandoLópez. 2010

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Subfields: Development

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• Drivers and impacts of fisheries scarcity, competition, and conflict on maritime security (2016, background): “scholars have contested this narrow definition as failing to recognize the economic, societal, political and environmental dimensions of security and their interrelationship [7,8].”
• Institutions: Rules or Equilibria? (2011, background): “by Hobbes. Bates (2001) argues that historically, monarchical states emerged out of competition among feudal lineages as rural, agrarian societies based on kinship networks became increasingly urbanized and industrial.”
• Warfare, fiscal capacity, and performance (2012, unknown): “4 For Africa, see Migdal (1988), Herbst (2000), and Bates (2001).”