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Introduction: Human Security, Oil Revenues, and Conflict,ged including Ghana, Equatorial Guinea, and Sao Tome and Principe. There have also been significant new offshore discoveries in C?te d’Ivoire and the under-explored Senegal basin, in the northern tip of West Africa. As a result of this frenetic exploration activities, the region is witness to freque

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,Managing Disputes in West Africa’s Petroleum Industry, external as well as the internally induced factors that exacerbate such conflicts. The second part examines the nature of conflict resolution mechanisms that have been employed to resolve West Africa’s oil conflicts. In the third and final parts, I outline the limitations of the current approach an