Guilt by Location: Forced Displacement and Population Sorting in Civil Wars
Investigates how warring parties use forced displacement to identify, sort, and control populations during civil wars, revealing strategic patterns across conflicts.
About This Book
Guilt by Location examines the strategic use of forced displacement in civil wars.
The book analyzes how armed groups employ population sorting to achieve military and political objectives.
It draws on evidence from multiple conflicts to explain patterns of displacement and relocation.
The study contributes to understanding the relationship between violence, territory, and civilian movement.
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