Economic Drivers of Conflict and Cooperation in the Horn of Africa

By Chatham House
Updated: 08/13/2010

 

 Somali_economyBy Roy Love.  Chatham House, 2009.

The four cross-border regions of the Horn of Africa exemplify a complex development-security nexus in which politics, inter-elite struggles, resource endowments, poverty and other seemingly distinct phenomena all interact. They also illuminate how local initiatives and international aid programs can enhance development and reduce conflict. [PDF]



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