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Strategic interaction between rebels and the state: a study of the Maoist conflict in Nepal/ Srobana Bhattacharya

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BHATTACHARYA Srobana

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In: Studies in Conflict & Terrorism Vol.36, No.7, July 2013, pp.573-587 (114)Summary: This article analyse the relevance of rebel-state interaction to reveal micro processes of political conflict and further suggests that negotiation to reveal micro processes of political conflict and further suggests that negotiation can become an important tactical choice in resolving conflict.

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This article analyse the relevance of rebel-state interaction to reveal micro processes of political conflict and further suggests that negotiation to reveal micro processes of political conflict and further suggests that negotiation can become an important tactical choice in resolving conflict.

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