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The role of intra-religious conflicts in intrastate wars/ Alexander De Juan

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In: Terrorism and Political Violence Vol.27, No.4, September - October 2015, pp.762-780 (116)Summary: In this article elaborate on argument and illustrate how rivalries between different religious factions can influence intrastate wars directly and indirectly. This argument is exemplified with reference to conflicts in Thailand, the Philippines and Iraq.

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In this article elaborate on argument and illustrate how rivalries between different religious factions can influence intrastate wars directly and indirectly. This argument is exemplified with reference to conflicts in Thailand, the Philippines and Iraq.

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