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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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TIMOTHY J. LOMPERIS | Dispelling the Ghost: Iraq as the Vietnam War We Cannot Afford to Lose [abstract] |
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ROBERT O. COLLINS |
The Disaster in Darfur in Historical Perspective [abstract] |
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VERONICA NMOMA |
The Shift in United States-Sudan Relations: A Troubled Relationship and the Need for Mutual Cooperation [abstract] |
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EDEL HUGHES | Political Violence and Law Reform in Turkey: Securing the Human Rights of the Kurds? [abstract] |
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OMAR ASHOUR AND EMRE ÜNLÜCAYAK | Islamists, Soldiers, and Conditional Democrats: Comparing the Behaviors of Islamists and the Military in Algeria and Turkey [abstract] |
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SEZAI OZCELIK | Theories, Practices, and Research in Conflict Resolution and Low-Intensity Conflicts: The Kurdish Conflict in Turkey [abstract] |
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REVIEW ESSAYS |
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LEE WINDSOR | The First Special Service Force: Waste of an Elite Unit or Mountain'Rangers' at the Perfect Time? |
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BOOK REVIEWS |
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DAVID A. CHARTERS |
Deadly Connections: States That Sponsor Terrorism |
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JIM MISKEL |
Victory in War: Foundations of Modern Military Policy |
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GARIC K. LAWRENCE |
Enforcing the Peace: Learning from the Imperial Past |
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CHRISTIAN BREEDE |
Historical Dictionary of Afghan Wars, Revolution,
and Insurgencies |
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GUDRUN VAN POTTELBERGH |
Geography and Japan's Strategic Choices:
From Seclusion to Internationalization |
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GREGG BLAKELY |
Who's Watching the Spies?: Establishing Intelligence
Service Accountability |
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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 | ||
