Foreign Fighters: Transnational Identity in Civil Conflicts
by David Malet
A study of why people join civil wars abroad, analyzing transnational identity and recruitment patterns across global conflicts.
About This Book
Foreign Fighters explores the phenomenon of individuals traveling to participate in civil conflicts outside their home countries.
The book analyzes the motivations and identities that drive people to engage in foreign wars.
It draws on case studies to illustrate patterns of recruitment and participation across different conflicts.
Readers gain insight into the broader implications of transnational involvement in civil strife.
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