Civil War and Intrastate Armed Conflict: Changing Dynamics in International Perspective
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Civil War and Intrastate Armed Conflict: Changing Dynamics in International Perspective

by Karl Derouen Jr., Edward Newman, Paul Bellamy

Political Science International Relations conflict studies
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Civil War and Intrastate Armed Conflict: Changing Dynamics in International Perspective explores the evolving nature of armed conflict within states. Framed through an international perspective, this scholarly work examines changing patterns and dynamics relevant to the study of civil war and contemporary political violence.

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This book examines civil war and intrastate armed conflict from an international perspective.

It focuses on changing dynamics within conflicts that occur inside states.

The subject connects domestic armed violence with broader questions in international affairs.

It offers a scholarly framework for understanding patterns of conflict and their development.

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