Development of proxy relationships: a case study of the Lebanese civil war / Brendan Sozer
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Small wars and insurgencies Vol 27, No. 4, August 2016, pp. 636 - 658 (DA)Summary: Certain elements such as presence of international constituencies and strength of militant groups influence the development of a proxy relationship in proxy warfare. This study examines the presence of these elements within the context of the Lebanese Civil War.
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Certain elements such as presence of international constituencies and strength of militant groups influence the development of a proxy relationship in proxy warfare. This study examines the presence of these elements within the context of the Lebanese Civil War.
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