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Michael Ross

Professor of Political Science, University of California, Los Angeles

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Political Economy Political Science Conflict Resource Curse Democratization


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Does oil hinder democracy? ML Ross World Politics 53 (03), 325-361, 2001	4044	2001
The political economy of the resource curse ML Ross World politics 51 (2), 297-322, 1999	2362	1999
What do we know about natural resources and civil war? ML Ross Journal of peace research 41 (3), 337-356, 2004	1714	2004
The Oil Curse: How Petroleum Wealth Shapes the Development of Nations M Ross Princeton University Press, 2012	1485	2012
How do natural resources influence civil war? Evidence from thirteen cases ML Ross International organization 58 (01), 35-67, 2004	1163*	2004
A closer look at oil, diamonds, and civil war M Ross Annu. Rev. Polit. Sci. 9, 265-300, 2006	894	2006
Oil, Islam, and women ML Ross American Political Science Review 102 (1), 107, 2008	751	2008
Is democracy good for the poor? M Ross American Journal of Political Science 50 (4), 860-874, 2006	749	2006
Timber booms and institutional breakdown in Southeast Asia ML Ross Cambridge University Press, 2001	526	2001
Does taxation lead to representation? ML Ross British journal of political science 34 (2), 229-249, 2004	497	2004
What have we learned about the resource curse? ML Ross Annual Review of Political Science 18, 239-259, 2015	464	2015
Oil, drugs, and diamonds: The varying roles of natural resources in civil war ML Ross The political economy of armed conflict: Beyond greed and grievance, 47-70, 2003	375	2003
Extractive sectors and the poor RE Moran Oxfam America, 2001	363	2001
The natural resource curse: How wealth can make you poor M Ross Natural resources and violent conflict: options and actions, 17-42, 2003	306	2003
The big oil change: A closer look at the Haber–Menaldo analysis JJ Andersen, ML Ross Comparative Political Studies 47 (7), 993-1021, 2014	209	2014
Resources and rebellion in Aceh, Indonesia ML Ross Understanding civil war 2, 35-58, 2005	184	2005
How mineral-rich states can reduce inequality ML Ross Escaping the resource curse 23775, 237-55, 2007	163	2007
Oil and Gas Data, 1932-2014 ML Ross, P Mahdavi http://dx.doi.org/10.7910/DVN/ZTPW0Y, 2015	160	2015
Oil and democracy revisited M Ross University of California–Los Angeles. Mimeo, 2009	152	2009
Nigeria’s oil sector and the poor ML Ross Position Paper for DFID-Nigeria, UCLA, Los Angeles, 2003	148	2003

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