Body and soul : governmental and communal attributes of state vulnerability to violent strife / Meirav Mishali-Ram.
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Civil Wars Vol 16 No 2, June 2014, pages 147-171 (110)Summary: Uses data from 1385 intrastate conflicts in 116 countries betweeen 1995 and 2006 to study the "effectiveness and legitimacy of [a state's] politicial institutions" compared with "its communal traits and cohesion" in relation to internal conflicts at varying levels of intensity. This study is of particular relevance as central state authority declines.
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Uses data from 1385 intrastate conflicts in 116 countries betweeen 1995 and 2006 to study the "effectiveness and legitimacy of [a state's] politicial institutions" compared with "its communal traits and cohesion" in relation to internal conflicts at varying levels of intensity. This study is of particular relevance as central state authority declines.
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