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TRANSNATIONAL CONFLICT (3) answer(s).
 
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Demands of supply: the illicit pathways of global supply chains (graphic) / Hockenberry, Matthew   Journal Article
Hockenberry, Matthew Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Summary/Abstract Global trade can give rise to new economic possibilities in developing regions and open a boundless world of opportunity for design and production. The above map shows the supply chains behind electronics manufacture. Constructed by bringing together the routes of consumer electronics products at different stages of assembly, this map provides an overview of the network traveled in global manufacture. As production has become increasingly complex, actors have emerged to take advantage of friction inherent in supply lines. Each point and pathway shown on the map is a site for the potential proliferation of transnational conflict. The products we consume traverse convoluted pathways of production; pathways put at risk by questionable practices that bring profits at the expense of working conditions, regional stability, and the environment. As seen in this supply chain, the smooth shells that characterize electronic objects can also be cracked by the jagged realities entailed in their construction.
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ID:   102749


Peripheral pariah or regional rebel: the allied democratic forces and the Uganda/Congo Borderland / Scorgie, Lindsay   Journal Article
Scorgie, Lindsay Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract The Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) have inflicted damage and insecurity on the Rwenzori region of Uganda for over a decade and, although their strength has diminished, still constitute a threat. This article argues that it is inadequate to see the ADF primarily as an internal Ugandan rebel group. Rather, the group's cross-border dimension with the Democratic Republic of the Congo should be conceptualised as a transnational phenomenon. A borderland analytic framework offers the best means of understanding the movement.
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ID:   078986


Transnational conflicts and the politics of scalar networks: Evidence from Northern Africa / Bank, AndrĂ©; Heur, Bas Van   Journal Article
Bank, André Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
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