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Irregular Armed Forces And Their Role In Politics And State Formation 1st Diane E Davis And Anthony W Pereira

Name: Irregular Armed Forces And Their Role In Politics And State Formation 1st Diane E Davis And Anthony W Pereira
SKU: BELL-1929832
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Irregular Armed Forces And Their Role In Politics And State Formation 1st Diane E Davis And Anthony W Pereira instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.75 MB

Pages: 431

Author: Diane E. Davis and Anthony W. Pereira, eds.

ISBN: 9780511064654, 9780521812771, 0511064659, 0521812771

Language: English

Year: 2003

Edition: 1st

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Irregular Armed Forces And Their Role In Politics And State Formation 1st Diane E Davis And Anthony W Pereira by Diane E. Davis And Anthony W. Pereira, Eds. 9780511064654, 9780521812771, 0511064659, 0521812771 instant download after payment.

This book examines a variety of comparative and historical experiences in which irregular armed forces (ranging from militias, paramilitaries, guerrillas, bandits, mercenaries, vigilantes, and police forces to armed veteran groups) have struggled against or on behalf of national states. The study hopes to raise questions about the new political relevance of these types of armed forces. It considers the conditions under which they are more significant than conventional military personnel in supplanting or undermining states, and their broader role in national political development.