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What Do We Know About Civil Wars 2nd Thomas David Mason Sara Mclaughlin Mitchell

SKU: BELL-53626960

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Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.95 MB

Pages: 422

Author: Thomas David Mason, Sara McLaughlin Mitchell

ISBN: 9781538169162, 1538169169

Language: English

Year: 2023

Edition: 2nd

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What Do We Know About Civil Wars 2nd Thomas David Mason Sara Mclaughlin Mitchell by Thomas David Mason, Sara Mclaughlin Mitchell 9781538169162, 1538169169 instant download after payment.

Since World War II, civil wars have replaced interstate wars as the most frequent and deadly form of armed conflict globally. How do we account for when and where civil wars are likely to occur, when and how they are likely to end, and whether or not they will recur? In this timely book, leading scholars accessibly guide students through cutting-edge research on the onset, duration, outcomes, and recurrence of civil wars, as well as the ongoing consequences of conflicts in war-torn countries such as Syria, Sudan, and Rwanda. In mapping out the current state of our knowledge about civil conflicts, the authors also identify what we do not know about civil wars.

With a consistent approach across chapters and through a wide variety of cases, the contributors collectively help readers understand some of the most pressing questions in conflict and security studies and illustrates how scholars answer them. This authoritative text offers both an accessible and current overview of the state of the field and an agenda for future research.