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Anticipating ethnic conflict

By:

TELLIS A J

Contributor(s):

SZAYNA Thomas S

Material type: Text

TextSeries: MR-853-APublication details: Santa Monica, Calif.: RAND, 1997Description: 118pISBN:

0833024957 (pbk.):

Subject(s):

Summary: Report prepared for the US Army which "provides a handbook for intelligence analysts to use in thinking about and attempting to anticipate the occurance of ethnic conflict. The intended audience and users of the handbook are Army intelligence analysts...The handbook is formatted as a series of questions and guidelines for the analysts.. The questions are based on a conceptual model of ethnic and communitarian strife that focuses on the processes of grievance formation and group mobilization." (Preface).

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Report prepared for the US Army which "provides a handbook for intelligence analysts to use in thinking about and attempting to anticipate the occurance of ethnic conflict. The intended audience and users of the handbook are Army intelligence analysts...The handbook is formatted as a series of questions and guidelines for the analysts.. The questions are based on a conceptual model of ethnic and communitarian strife that focuses on the processes of grievance formation and group mobilization." (Preface).

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