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Offers a surprising and sobering view of war and violence in the developing world
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""There is a growing preoccupation... of violence in the world, andparticularly in the 'South' or the 'developing world'. Governments in advancedindustrialised countries... have increasingly strained to catch up with therealization of just how pervasive violent conflict and other manifestations ofviolence are in much of the world."" -- from Violence in DevelopingCountries
"There is a growing preoccupation... of violence in the world, and particularly in the 'South' or the 'developing world'. Governments in advanced industrialised countries... have increasingly strained to catch up with the realization of just how pervasive violent conflict and other manifestations of violence are in much of the world." from Violence in Developing Countries"
"There is a growing preoccupation... of violence in the world, and particularly in the 'South' or the 'developing world'. Governments in advanced industrialised countries... have increasingly strained to catch up with the realization of just how pervasive violent conflict and other manifestations of violence are in much of the world." --from Violence in Developing Countries
Christopher Cramer is Professor in Development Studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies, London.
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- PublisherIndiana Univ Pr
- Publication date2007
- ISBN 10 0253349230
- ISBN 13 9780253349231
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages329
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