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UCLAS publications Ð monographic series 90 ISSN 0256±6060±Unisa Lat. Am. Rep. 16(2) 2000
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Editorial The wide range of interes
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ABSTRACT In an attempt to identify
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final military liberation in 1819)
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enrichment. Solving the resource ca
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ample resources in many sectors, en
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Spanish rule in Nuevo Reino de Gran
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syndicates exploit to the maximum t
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then, seriously considered compromi
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and Colombia with a reason to bypas
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war has made state and nation build
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FIGURE 2 Development diamond Source
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particularly in the case of Colombi
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survival by capturing, controlling
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`capture', control and financial ex
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mercenary `security' companies and
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Mail and Guardian, (1999). `Angola'
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The cultural formation of Brazil an
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The following is an effort to provi
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