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  • The Resource Curse Revisited (pdf) - Chatham House 08/15165961
  • The Anatomy of the Resource Curse:Predatory Investment in Africa’s Extractive Industries - Africa Strategic Studies Center 05/15165962
  • Oil Rents, Policy and Social Development - UNRISD 02/15165963
  • Equity in Extractives: Stewarding Africa’s natural resources for all - African Progress Panel, Aug 2013165965
  • Conflict and Coexistencein the Extractive Industries (pdf) - Chatham House 11/13165966
  • Rents to Riches? The Political Economy of Natural Resource–Led Development - World Bank 07/12165967
  • Toolkit and Guidance for Preventing and Managing Land and Natural Resources Conflict - UN-EU 06/12165968
  • Lost billions: Transfer Pricing in the Extractive Industries (pdf) - Publish What You Pay 01/12165969
  • Guide to Free Prior and Informed Consent - Oxfam 08/11165970
  • Minerals and Africa’s development: the international study group report on Africa’s mineral regimes - UNECA 05/11165971
  • Lifting the Resource Curse: How poor people can and should benefit from the revenues of extractive industries - Oxfam 24.11.09165973
  • World Investment Report: Transnational Corporations,Extractive Industries and Development - UNCTAD 12/07165974
  • The Role of the Extractive Sector in Expanding Economic Opportunity - Harvard 08/07165975
  • Incentivising Local Economic Development in the Extractive Industries Sector through Transaction Chain Analysis - ODI 01/07165977
  • The Political Economy of the Resource Curse: A Literature Survey - IDS 04/06165978
  • Resource Extraction Industries in Developing Countries - Semanthic Scholar 01.09.02165979
  • The curse of natural resources - European Economic Review 06/01165980
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