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Structural violence and terrorism in the federally administered tribal area of Pakistan/ Khan Zeb

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ZEB Khan

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TextPublication details: 2019Subject(s):

PAKISTAN -- TERRORISM

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In: Civil Wars Vol.21 No.1, March 2019, pp.1-24 (110)Summary: This paper examines the nexus between the region's socio-economic and political realities and terrorism. It argues that economic marginalisation and the lack of political and individual freedom of the tribal people are root causes of the instability FATA.

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This paper examines the nexus between the region's socio-economic and political realities and terrorism. It argues that economic marginalisation and the lack of political and individual freedom of the tribal people are root causes of the instability FATA.

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