Timothy Lynam; Chris Fletcher

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21 Mar

NEW PAPER: An qualitative analysis of historical records on conflicts at sea in Ghana, showed that ports represented conflict hotspots because of spatial patterns of vessel presence. This suggested that
conflicts were shaped less by simple notions of resource scarcity.

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