Overcoming conflict and fragility
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World Development Report 2011
This blog is hosted by the team working on the World Bank’s upcoming World Development Report 2011 'Conflict, Security, and Development'. This forum will debate practical suggestions on how to address conflict and fragility at the local, national, regional and global levels. Find out more »
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04/21/11 - 06:57
To learn about violence go to where violence is on the move
If there is a place to learn about the roots of violence, that has to be Venezuela where over just a couple of decades the homicide rate for each 100.000 citizens went up from less than 10 to over 50. Or is Venezuela not considered a sufficient fragile and conflict affected nation?