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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction |
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DEREK FRASER |
Failed States: Why They Matter and What We Should do About Them |
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DAVID REILLY |
Failed States: Internal and External Sources of Failure |
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GRANT DAWSON | Success in Failed States: Canadian Military Strategy in Somalia and the Implications for Afghanistan |
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PATRICE McMAHON | For Better or Worse?: Learning and American (-led) nation-Building in the Balkans |
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ANDREA TALENTINO | Balkan Lessons: Learned and Unlearned |
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JULIAN SCHOFIELD | The Anatomy and Future of Pakistan’s Afghan Interests |
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NOEMI GAL-OR | Zooming In and Out: The Tree and the Forest in the Justice Approach to Terrorism |
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HEMDA BEN-YEHUDA | War Complexity and Outcomes, 1946-2002 |
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RACHEL BZOSTEK |
Force and Legitimacy in World Politics |
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SKYLER J. CRANMER |
Hezbollah: A Short History |
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STEPHEN M. GRENIER | United States Special Operations Forces by David Tucker and Christopher J. Lamb |
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JAMES J. HENTZ | Neverending Wars: The International Community, Weak States and the Perpetuation of War by Ann Hironaka |
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ROBERT E. KELLY | International Governance of War-Torn Territories: Rule and Reconstruction by Richard Caplan |
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VICTOR MARIN |
Economic Interdependence and Conflict in World Politics by Mark Crescenzi |
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AUDRA MITCHELL | Violence in Developing Countries: War, Memory, and Progress by Christopher Cramer |
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DAVID ROMANO | The Kurdish Political Struggles in Iran, Iraq and Turkey: A Critical Analysis by A. Manafy |
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BRANDON STEWART | The Marketing of Rebellion: Insurgents, Media, and International Activism by Clifford Bob |
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BENJAMIN NICKELS | Urban Guerrilla Warfare by Anthony James Joes |
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MICHAEL T. KOCH | Democracy and Counterterrorism: Lessons from the Past ed. by Robert J. Art and Louise Richardson |
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DAVID SOBEK | Order and Anarchy: Civil Society, Social Disorder and War by Robert Layton |
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JOSEPH K. YOUNG | State Repression and the Domestic Democratic Peace by Christian Davenport |
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CAROLINE L. PAYNE | Nations, States, and Violence by David D. Laitin |
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ANESSA L. KIMBALL | States, Nations, and the Great Powers: The Sources of Regional War and Peace by Benjamin Miller |
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JAMES G. MELLON | The Destruction of Memory: Architecture at War by Robert Bevan |
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The Journal of Conflict Studies is dedicated to the publication of scholarly research in the field of low-intensity conflict studies. ©2002, Centre for Conflict Studies | ||
