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Conflicting International Policies and the Western Sahara Stalemate
A major obstacle to North African integration and an important factor in strained Algerian-Moroccan relations, the conflict in Western Sahara…
Natural resources and intifada: oil, phosphates and resistance to colonialism in Western Sahara
Rich in resources and small in population, Western Sahara, partially occupied since 1975 by neighbouring Morocco, has a history shaped to a large…
Conflict Stalemate in Morocco and Western Sahara: Natural Resources, Legitimacy and Political Recognition
This article addresses the role of natural resources in the protracted conflict between Morocco and Western Sahara. Drawing from literatures of…
Western Sahara, 1975–1991 Case Outcome: COIN Win (Mixed, Favoring COIN)
The conflict in Western Sahara began in 1975 after Spain withdrew as a colonial power, allowing Morocco to occupy the region (where it staked a…
Algerian‐Moroccan relations and their impact on Maghribi integration
Overall, Algerian-Moroccan relations have always been at odds, the existence since 1989 of the Arab Maghrib Union (UMA) notwithstanding. In fact, the…
Building on Sand: UN Peacekeeping in the Western Sahara
More than a year after its deployment, and long after it was to have done its job and gone home, MINURSO was only ten percent deployed, awaiting…
Quicksand in the Western Sahara? From Referendum Stalemate to Negotiated Solution
The enduring proxy conflict between Morocco and Algeria over Western Sahara's status, intertwined with indigenous independence aspirations, poses…
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