Militias, States and Violence against Civilians (Routledge Studies in Civil Wars and Intra-State Conflict)
by Paul Lorenzo Johnson, William Wittels
Militias, States and Violence against Civilians is a key addition to Routledge's series on civil wars and intra-state conflict. Co-authored by Paul Lorenzo Johnson and William Wittels, it investigates the interplay between militias and states in perpetuating violence against non-combatants. The book provides a scholarly perspective on these enduring challenges in conflict zones worldwide.
About This Book
This book, part of the Routledge Studies in Civil Wars and Intra-State Conflict series, explores the relationships among militias, states, and instances of violence directed at civilian populations.
Authored by Paul Lorenzo Johnson and William Wittels, it delves into the broader implications of intra-state conflicts and the roles played by non-state armed groups.
The analysis contributes to understanding the patterns and consequences of such violence within modern political landscapes.
Through its focused examination, the volume addresses key aspects of civil war dynamics and state-militia interactions.
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