Conflict in the Developing World Quiz

Conflict in the developing world has not changed significantly since the end of the Cold War.

The nature of conflict and war in the developing world has led to important questions about the essence of development.

The chapter discusses whether 'new wars' are actually new at all.

The process of development is not linked to violent conflict.

The chapter does not consider the justifications for and practice of international humanitarian intervention.

Conflict in the developing world has remained unchanged since the end of the Cold War.

Supporters of the 'new wars' thesis claim that conflict in the developing world has significantly changed since the end of the Cold War.

Contemporary conflict in the developing world has no new key features that require consideration in post-conflict development.

The nature of conflict and war in the developing world has not raised questions about the essence of development.

The term 'new wars' is being questioned as to whether these conflicts are genuinely new.

Conflict in the developing world has not led to important questions being asked about the essence of development

The term 'new wars' is not being questioned as to whether these conflicts are genuinely new

Contemporary conflict in the developing world has no new key features that require consideration in post-conflict development

The process of development is not linked to violent conflict

Supporters of the 'new wars' thesis claim that conflict in the developing world has significantly changed since the end of the Cold War