International Network for Economics and Conflict

This paper raises important questions about the role of civil society in the context of violence and conflict. Drawing on field work conducted in the city of Ahmedabad, India, the author explores a specific case of serious failure on the part of civil society, state officials and organisations to effectively respond and protest the perpetration of violence and human rights abuses between Muslim and Hindu factions in the city.

This paper investigates jointly the importance of contemporary country-level institutional structures and local ethnic-specific pre-colonial institutions in shaping comparative regional development in Africa.

The paper examines the comparative economic wellbeing of female- and male-headed households among Serbs and Albanians in post-conflict Kosovo.

This paper investigates Chinese-Bumiputera partnerships in small and medium enterprises, particularly in the manufacturing sector, in the economic liberalisation of post-NEP Malaysia.

This paper is an attempt to shed some light on issues relating to social protection in transition countries, emerging from ethnic conflict.

This paper is an attempt to shed some light on issues relating to social protection in transition countries, emerging from ethnic conflict.

This paper explores Latin America's lack of secessionist conflict as compared to other oil-rich regions.