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The Impact of Natural Resource Dependence on Human Right Practices in the Former Soviet Republics
By Samantha Lange Abstract This study explores the relationship between dependence on hydrocarbon export revenues and human rights practices in the context of the fifteen former Soviet republics.[1] Here I seek to expand upon the literature surrounding the “resource curse”— … Continue reading
Posted in Edition: Fall 2010, Environment, Graduate Level Papers, Nature Writing, Politics
Tagged Human Rights, literature, Political Science, Soviet Republics, Stetson
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