Will oil drown the Arab Spring? : democracy and the resource curse.
Por: Ross, Michael.
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ArtículoDescripción: Vol. 90, nro. 5 (september - october 2011), p. 2-7.Tema(s): PETROLEO | PRIMAVERA ARABEUbicación en estantería: US.FA/5/2011
En: Foreign AffairsResumen: No state with serious oil wealth has ever transformed into a democracy. Oil lets dictators buy off citizens, keep their finances secret, and spend wildly on arms. To prevent the resource curse from dashing the hopes of the Arab Spring, Washington should push for more transparent oil markets - and curb its own oil addiction
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No state with serious oil wealth has ever transformed into a democracy. Oil lets dictators buy off citizens, keep their finances secret, and spend wildly on arms. To prevent the resource curse from dashing the hopes of the Arab Spring, Washington should push for more transparent oil markets - and curb its own oil addiction
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