“"There is a growing preoccupation . . . of violence in the world, and particularly in the 'South' or the 'developing world'. Governments in advanced industrialised countries . . . have increasingly strained to catch up with the realization of just how pervasive violent conflict and other manifestations of violence are in much of the world." —from Violence in Developing Countries Why is there so much violence in the developing countries? What does it have to do with economic development? What does it have to do with globalization? Christopher Cramer takes a hard look at war, recent uprisings, insurgencies, and violence in Angola, Brazil, and Iraq.”

“There is a growing preoccupation . . . of violence in the world, and particularly in the 'South' or the 'developing world'. Governments in advanced industrialised countries . . . have increasingly strained to catch up with the realization of just how pervasive violent conflict and other manifestations of violence are in much of the world. ”
 — from Violence in Developing Countries