The United Nations’ Failure in Resolving the Western Sahara Conflict
Zoubir and Pazzanita examine why the UN failed to hold the promised self-determination referendum in Western Sahara.
The Unresolved Western Sahara Conflict and Its Repercussions
Zoubir argues that Western Sahara has become a frozen conflict because France and the United States put geopolitics ahead of international law.
Western Sahara: Road to Perdition?
San Martín warns that the collapse of the Baker Plan left the Western Sahara ceasefire close to breaking down in 2004.
Natural resource exploitation in Western Sahara
Allan and Ojeda-García review research on natural resource exploitation in occupied Western Sahara and set out where new work is needed.
Western Sahara, a bibliography
This series will eventually cover every country (and many of the world's principal regions), each in a separate volume comprising annotated entries on works dealing with its history, geography, economy and politics; and with its people, their culture, customs, religion and social organization.