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BIBLIOGRAPHY RESOURCE CONFLICTS & RESOURCE GOVERNANCE

Version 2.0

Sascha Werthes & Anna Lehmkühler

(Editors)

Martin Catarata, Jan Grabek, Sascha Werthes

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Abstract

The Research Cluster Human Security & Resource Governance is maintaining since 2018 a bibliography that collects academic works analyzing resource conflicts and resource governance. The bibliography is comprised of academic books, journal articles, working papers and policy reports. The goal of the bibliography is to provide a useful sample of starting points for research and investigations on resource conflicts and resource governance. The bibliography is “work in progress” and will be regularly updated. The latest bibliography (2.0) updates version 1.0 edited by Martin Catarata, Jan Grabek, and Sascha Werthes.

Sascha Werthes is Senior Lecturer of International Relations in the Department of Political Science, Trier. He was the Managing Director of the German Society of Political Science (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Politikwissenschaft, DGfP) from 2018 to 2019. From 2014 to 2018 he was the founding Managing Director of the Peace Academy Rhineland-Palatinate.

Anna Lehmkühler, B.A. is MA-Student at the University of Trier. She studies Political Science and Intercultural Gender Studies.

Werthes, Sascha/Lehmkühler, Anna (eds.) 2019: Bibliography on Resource Conflicts and Resource Governance. Version 2.0. Research & Teaching, 11/2019, Trier: Research Cluster Human Security & Resource Governance.

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Adam, Yahia Omar; Pettenella, Davide. 2013: The Contribution of Small-Scale Forestry-Based Enterprises to the Rural Economy in the Developing World: The Case of the Informal Carpentry Sector, Sudan. In: Small-scale Forestry, 12 (3): 461–474.

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Alemagi, Dieudonne. 2010: A comparative assessment of community forest models in Cameroon and British Columbia, Canada. In: Land Use Policy, 27 (3): 928–936.

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Ali, Daniel Ayalew; Deininger, Klaus; Harris, Anthony. 2017: Using National Statistics to Increase Transparency of Large Land Acquisition: Evidence from Ethiopia. In: World Development, 93 (May 2017): 62–74.

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Supplementary Note on Version 2019 2.0:

The goal of this bibliography is to provide a useful sample of starting points for research and investigations on resource conflicts and resource governance. The compilation is “work in progress” and will be regularly updated. The latest bibliography (2.0) updates version 1.0 edited by Martin Catarata, Jan Grabek, and Sascha Werthes.

The bibliography should serve as a common knowledge resource. Creating a common knowledge resource, however also depends on the users. We would appreciate if you help us improving and updating the bibliography. An easy and simple way will be sending the author(s) or editor(s) an email informing them of publications currently not enlisted in the bibliography. We will add the item to the bibliography in due course.

Sascha Werthes, werthes[at]uni-trier.de

Acknowledgement

This regularly updated bibliography was made possible due to the financial support by the German Foundation for Peace Research (FP 02/17 – SP 06/06-2016) and by the Special Programme Security, Society and the State by the Gerda Henkel Foundation (AZ 06/KF/17).

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