Suspicion and disapproval have long attended the pursuit of profit in post-conflict societies. The economic incentives surrounding natural resources, in particular, are often seen as prolonging wars, obstructing peacemaking and holding back social progress. Yet now, driven principally by the growing desire of post-conflict governments to complement aid with trade and the increasing availability of long-term investment, a new path to development and peace is opening up.
長期以來，在那些戰(zhàn)亂后的國家追逐利潤，總會遭遇懷疑與反對。尤其是圍繞自然資源的經濟誘因，往往被視為延長戰(zhàn)事，阻礙調停和社會進步。可如今，戰(zhàn)亂后國家日益渴望以貿易補充援助，加上長期投資越來越容易獲得，在這兩大因素的推動下，一條和平與發(fā)展的新道路正被開辟出來。
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