1st Edition
Western Sahara International Law, Justice and Natural Resources
Introduction: Resources and a Return to Conflict? Damien Kingsbury
1. The Status of Western Sahara as Occupied Territory under International Humanitarian Law and the Exploitation of Natural Resources Ben Saul
2. The Role of Natural Resources in Nation Building Md. Kamal Fadel
3. The taking of the Sahara: The role of natural resources in the continuing occupation of Western Sahara Jeffrey Smith
4. Western Sahara, Resources, and International Accountability Stephen Zunes
5. Saharawi conflict phosphates and the Australian dinner table Erik Hagen
6. The hidden cost of phosphate fertilizers: Mapping multi-stakeholder supply-chain risks and impacts from extraction to the dinner table Dana Cordell, Andrea Turner and Joanne Chong
7. Out of the impasse: The self-determinations of Timor-Leste and Western Sahara Pedro Pinto Leite
Biography
Damien Kingsbury holds a Personal Chair and is Professor of International Politics in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia. His research interests include assertions of self-determination, the role of the military in politics, post-colonial political structures, and nation formation. He is the author of Sri Lanka and the responsibility to protect: politics, ethnicity and genocide (2012), and East Timor: the price of liberty (2009).
