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ECON 2P32: Economics of Violence

Getting Started

This guide is targeted at students enrolled in ECON 2P32: The Economics of Violence. It can help you to:

Get background information
Monitor international news sources
Gather statistics & data
Research public policy or legal issues

Suggested Reading

The following sources are available via the Brock University Library:

Principles of Conflict Economics: the political economy of war, terrorism, genocide, and peace. Second Edition by Charles H. Anderton; John R. Carter
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Publication Date: 2019
Economic Aspects of Genocides, Other Mass Atrocities, and Their Preventions by Charles H. Anderton and Jurgen Brauer
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Publication Date: 2016
The Political Economy of Terrorism, 2nd ed. by Walter Enders; Todd Sandler
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Publication Date: 2012
The Political Economy of Terrorism by Walter Enders; Todd Sandler
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Publication Date: 2005
What Makes a Terrorist: Economics and the roots of terrorism: 10th anniversary edition by Krueger, Alan B.
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Publication Date: 2017
What Makes a Terrorist: Economics and the roots of terrorism by Alan B. Krueger
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Publication Date: 2008

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Subjects: Economics