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Research as a military mascot: political ethnography and counterinsurgency in Southern Thailand/ Ruth Streicher

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STREICHER Ruth

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In: Security Dialogue Vol.51, No.1, February 2020. pp. 23-38 (47)Summary: This article discusses the experiences of researching counterinsurgency practices in southern Thailand and outlines different dimensions through which counterinsurgents positioned the author as a 'military mascot'.

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This article discusses the experiences of researching counterinsurgency practices in southern Thailand and outlines different dimensions through which counterinsurgents positioned the author as a 'military mascot'.

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