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329 For all that has been said and written, little hasbeen done to investigate potentially importantlinkages Between Environmental conflict andenvironmental cooperation.(Conca, 2002: 4)The next breakthrough in environmentalsecurity research will be achieved by seeking anddeveloping linkages Between research onenvironmental causes of violent conflict andresearch on the emergence of cooperativesolutions.(Page, 2002: 40)IntroductionSince the mid-1950s, the majority of violentconflicts have been intrastate, relatively smallin scale and located in developing countries(Gleditsch et al., 2002). The 1990s saw agrowing concern that at least some of theseconflicts may be linked to environmentalissues. The evidence for this linkage is heavilycontested. Much of the evidence comes fromcase studies ( Homer-Dixon, 1999), andthis has been criticized for sample bias: caseswere selected because they were characterizedby both armed conflict and environmentaldegradation (Baechler, 1999; Stalley, 2003).
‘water wars’ discourse (e.g. Bulloch & Darwish, 1993) is the view that the necessity to deal cooperatively with issues of water scarcity could actually help develop the
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IMPACT OF REDUCED CONFLICT, IMPACT OF REDUCED CONFLICT INTERSECTIONS ON TRUCK, Impact of perceptions of leadership, Conflict management style on organizational outcomes, Impact, CONFLICT MANAGEMENT ON CORPORATE, CONFLICT MANAGEMENT ON CORPORATE PRODUCTIVITY, Balancing work and family, Conflict, PEACE AND FOOD SECURITY, CIMA CODE OF ETHICS