Multi-ethnic armies in the aftermath of civil war: lessons learned from Lebanon / Florence Gaub
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Defence Studies Vol. 7 No 1, March 2007, pp. 1-4 (105)Summary: This paper attempts to explain how the Lebanese government was able to create a cohesive national army after decades of internal conflict and why it has been able to achieve an appeal that extends across intercommunal boundaries.
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This paper attempts to explain how the Lebanese government was able to create a cohesive national army after decades of internal conflict and why it has been able to achieve an appeal that extends across intercommunal boundaries.
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