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Populations, Conflict, Security
Demographics impact overall security and political stability in each nation. Population is a primary factor for conflict. High population density, income inequality and poverty are the driving factors for conflict according to Hague and Ellingsen (Floyd and Matthew, 207). Changes … Continue reading
Posted in Demography and Development -- Week 6
Tagged Haiti, Conflict, demographics, fossil fuels, India, security
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