Reasons for the Success and Failure of Japan’s Mediation  for Intra-State Conflicts in Aid Recipient Countries  as Their Top ODA Donor

Case Studies of Cambodia (1997-1998) and Sri Lanka (2002-2009)

Nonfiction, History, Asian, Asia, Japan, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science, International, International Relations

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Reasons for the Success and Failure of Japan’s Mediation for Intra-State Conflicts in Aid Recipient Countries as Their Top ODA Donor

Case Studies of Cambodia (1997-1998) and Sri Lanka (2002-2009)

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Reasons for the Success and Failure of Japan’s Mediation  for Intra-State Conflicts in Aid Recipient Countries  as Their Top ODA Donor