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Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published May, 2022

The Curse of Historic Resources

Russell S. Sobel, J. R. Clark, Reagan N. Sobel

Public Finance Review

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published December, 2014

The Political Resource Curse

David Wiens, Paul Poast, William Roberts Clark

Political Research Quarterly

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published June, 2011

Toward an Alternative Explanation for the Resource Curse: Natural Resources,Immigration,and Democratization

David H. Bearce, Jennifer A. Laks Hutnick

Comparative Political Studies

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published October, 2014

Tourism Resource Development and Long-Term Economic Growth: A Resource Curse Hypothesis Approach

Taotao Deng, Mulan Ma, Jianhua Cao

Tourism Economics

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published October, 2018

What resource curse? The null effect of remittances on public good provision

Desiree A Desierto

Journal of Theoretical Politics

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published January, 2020

Institutions and the “Resource Curse”: Evidence From Cases of Oil-Related Bribery

Paasha Mahdavi

Comparative Political Studies

Open accessResearch articleFirst published April, 2020

Curving the resource curse: Negative effects of oil and gas revenue on nonviolent resistance campaign onset

Jonathan Pinckney

Research & Politics

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published June, 2011

Conditioning the “Resource Curse”: Globalization,Human Capital,and Growth in Oil-Rich Nations

Marcus J. Kurtz, Sarah M. Brooks

Comparative Political Studies

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published March, 2020

Deep Determinants of Corruption? A Subnational Analysis of Resource Curse Dynamics in American States

Michael Tyburski, Patrick Egan, Aaron Schneider

Political Research Quarterly

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published September, 2022

Oil “Rents” and Political Development: What Do We Really Know About the Curse of Natural Resources?

Sarah M. Brooks, Marcus J. Kurtz

Comparative Political Studies

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published May, 2022

The Curse of Historic Resources

Russell S. Sobel, J. R. Clark, Reagan N. Sobel

Public Finance Review

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published December, 2014

The Political Resource Curse

David Wiens, Paul Poast, William Roberts Clark

Political Research Quarterly

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published June, 2011

Toward an Alternative Explanation for the Resource Curse: Natural Resources,Immigration,and Democratization

David H. Bearce, Jennifer A. Laks Hutnick

Comparative Political Studies

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published October, 2014

Tourism Resource Development and Long-Term Economic Growth: A Resource Curse Hypothesis Approach

Taotao Deng, Mulan Ma, Jianhua Cao

Tourism Economics

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published October, 2018

What resource curse? The null effect of remittances on public good provision

Desiree A Desierto

Journal of Theoretical Politics

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published January, 2020

Institutions and the “Resource Curse”: Evidence From Cases of Oil-Related Bribery

Paasha Mahdavi

Comparative Political Studies

Open accessResearch articleFirst published April, 2020

Curving the resource curse: Negative effects of oil and gas revenue on nonviolent resistance campaign onset

Jonathan Pinckney

Research & Politics

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published June, 2011

Conditioning the “Resource Curse”: Globalization,Human Capital,and Growth in Oil-Rich Nations

Marcus J. Kurtz, Sarah M. Brooks

Comparative Political Studies

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published March, 2020

Deep Determinants of Corruption? A Subnational Analysis of Resource Curse Dynamics in American States

Michael Tyburski, Patrick Egan, Aaron Schneider

Political Research Quarterly

Restricted accessResearch articleFirst published September, 2022

Oil “Rents” and Political Development: What Do We Really Know About the Curse of Natural Resources?

Sarah M. Brooks, Marcus J. Kurtz

Comparative Political Studies