Armed Group Structure and Violence in Civil Wars: The Organizational Dynamics of Civilian Killing (Routledge Studies in Civil Wars and Intra-State Conflict)
by Roos Haer
Armed Group Structure and Violence in Civil Wars delves into the organizational aspects of armed groups and their role in civilian killing during intra-state conflicts. Authored by Roos Haer, it offers a detailed examination of how internal dynamics shape violent behaviors in civil war settings, as part of the Routledge Studies series.
About This Book
The book explores the structure of armed groups within civil wars, analyzing how organizational dynamics influence levels of violence against civilians.
It is part of the Routledge Studies in Civil Wars and Intra-State Conflict series, providing insights into the mechanisms of conflict and civilian targeting.
Through a scholarly approach, the author investigates the relationship between group organization and violent outcomes in prolonged internal conflicts.
This work contributes to understanding the complexities of intra-state violence and the factors that exacerbate civilian harm.
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