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Wil De Jong,Deanna Donovan,Ken-Ichi AbeAddresses the highly relevant issue of extreme conflict and links it to tropical forests.Provides the most comprehensive compilations of themes and cases on this theme produced so far.Has an analytica

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-7299-7erns and vines. There is no breeze and the stagnant air is sweltering. The forests become infested with leeches during the monsoon: leaves harbor insidious green leeches while on the laterite earth are ones of limpid amber. In swamps these bloodsuckers are often black.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57453-5s happenstance or whether there is something about forests that attracts discord. The phenomenon is not only widespread but very worrying, both from the perspective of the threat to the unique ecosystems affected as well as the communities involved. Given these circumstances, a better understanding

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Ugbede Umoru,Justin Udie,Victor Udeozork along the Thai- Burmese border by the Karen National Union, insurgents have repeatedly used forests as a refuge or a source of finance. Located near roads and towns that are of military importance, or along border areas offering political sanctuary, forests provide some of the safest terrain from

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-55926-1reality. Between 1992 and 2001, the number of armed conflicts outside Africa dropped by half, yet in Africa the number stayed roughly the same (Ross, 2003). Richards (2001, p. 65, referring to Duffield, 1998) identified a new type of “forest war” on the rise in the western half of the continent, str

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