Titlebook: Economic Development Strategies and the Evolution of Violence in Latin America; William Ascher (Donald C. McKenna Professor),Natal Book 20

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Economic Exclusion and the Shifting Patterns of Violence in Argentina and Brazil, the early 1990s raised doubts about the longevity of their respective democratic experiments and the possibility of containing political violence. Yet, as of 2012, the two countries are among the more stable in the region, with Brazil tagged as a rising global power.

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Book 2012tions over natural resources and drugs across the region spanning from Mexico to Argentina. The variations in economic success and in conflict prevention and transformation can guide policymakers, development professionals, and activists committed to conflict-sensitive development.

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On the Nature of Consciousness,ommodity prices, the provision of basic services, and overall state presence. We examine in depth case studies to identify the contextual factors that influence the relationship between development of distinct commodities and violence. Finally, what are the lessons learned about how to pursue development opportunities without increasing conflict?

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Violent Conflict and Unequal Development: The Case of Mexico,t trajectory has contributed to the current high levels of criminal and political violence. However, poverty and inequality, by themselves, did not produce political violence in Mexico; a key ingredient was a particular kind of state response to societal grievances: one that combined encouraging pro

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