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COIN and civilian collaterals patterns of violence in Afghanistan 2004-2009/ Lisa Hultman

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In: Small Wars & Insurgencies Vol.23, No.2, May 2012, pp.245-263 (97)Summary: This article deal with question by examining which type of battlefield dynamics can best account for high levels of civilian collateral casualities in Afghanistan.

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This article deal with question by examining which type of battlefield dynamics can best account for high levels of civilian collateral casualities in Afghanistan.

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