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Trade, Aid and Security: Elements of a Positive Paradigm

By Mark Halle, Sebastian Winkler, Jason Switzer on August 26, 2002

Many sectors of society, including the sustainable development community, are seeking to understand how best to contribute to security. This paper explores the relationships among trade in natural resources, aid and security. These relationships are significant to sustainable development and, so far, their interactions have been incompletely understood.

This document is a revised edition of Trade, Aid and Security: Elements of a Positive Paradigm, originally published in 2002.

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Publisher: IISD

Copyright: IISD and IUCN, 2002

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