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Ending civil wars

By:

KING Charles

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Adelphi paper ; 308Publication details: Oxford: Oxford Univ Press, 1997Description: 94pISBN:

0198293437 (pbk.)

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Summary: Drawing on data from civil wars in Asia, Africa, and Latin America this study argues that aspects of the conflict itself (leadership, decision making structures, disjunction between decision makers and military situation, asymmetry, security dilemmas) may explain why some conflicts drag on longer than expected.

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Adelphi Series Book	Mindef Library & Info Centre Adelphi Corner	303.69 KIN (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available		0014359

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Drawing on data from civil wars in Asia, Africa, and Latin America this study argues that aspects of the conflict itself (leadership, decision making structures, disjunction between decision makers and military situation, asymmetry, security dilemmas) may explain why some conflicts drag on longer than expected.

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