Trust, distrust, and mass atrocity prevention: the central african republic/ Adrian Gallagher
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European Journal of International Security, Volume 9, Issue 1, February 2024, pg. 59-77Summary: The article calls to engage with Trust Studies., because trust and distrust are commonly identified as a significant factor in destruction processes yet there are in substantive engagement with these concepts. This article looks at a more informed understanding of the mass violence that took place in the Central African Republic through a historical analysis of trust dynamic. It calls for interdisciplinary research to aid our collective understanding of the multifaceted roles that trust and distrust play in mass violence.
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The article calls to engage with Trust Studies., because trust and distrust are commonly identified as a significant factor in destruction processes yet there are in substantive engagement with these concepts. This article looks at a more informed understanding of the mass violence that took place in the Central African Republic through a historical analysis of trust dynamic. It calls for interdisciplinary research to aid our collective understanding of the multifaceted roles that trust and distrust play in mass violence.
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