Sustainable Development in a Dynamic World

By O. V. Erview. 2003

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• On the Salience of Ethnic Conflict (2008, background): “Then np . sp, so that by (4), a sufficient condition for the poor ethnic majority to prefer ethnic over class conflict is 9 See World Bank (2003).”
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