Western Sahara : international law, justice and natural resources / edited by Damien Kingsbury.

<P>Introduction: Resources and a Return to Conflict? <I>Damien Kingsbury</P></I><P>1. The Status of Western Sahara as Occupied Territory under International Humanitarian Law and the Exploitation of Natural Resources <I>Ben Saul</P></I><P>2. The Role of Natural Resources in Nation Building <I>Md. Kamal Fadel</P></I><P>3. The taking of the Sahara: The role of natural resources in the continuing occupation of Western Sahara <I>Jeffrey Smith</P></I><P>4. Western Sahara, Resources, and International Accountability <I>Stephen Zunes</P></I><P>5. Saharawi conflict phosphates and the Australian dinner table <I>Erik Hagen</P></I><P>6. The hidden cost of phosphate fertilizers: Mapping multi-stakeholder supply-chain risks and impacts from extraction to the dinner table <I>Dana Cordell, Andrea Turner and Joanne Chong</P></I><P>7. Out of the impasse: The self-determinations of Timor-Leste and Western Sahara <I>Pedro Pinto Leite</P></I>