Militias, States and Violence against Civilians (Routledge Studies in Civil Wars and Intra-State Conflict)
by Paul Lorenzo Johnson, William Wittels
Militias, States and Violence against Civilians explores the relationship between militia organizations, state power, and violence against civilian populations. Positioned within the study of civil wars and intra-state conflict, this scholarly volume contributes to research in political science, conflict studies, and military studies.
About This Book
Militias, States and Violence against Civilians examines the connections among militia groups, state authority, and violence directed at civilian populations.
The book is presented within the context of civil wars and intra-state conflict.
It offers a scholarly treatment of a subject relevant to political science, conflict studies, and military studies.
Written by Paul Lorenzo Johnson and William Wittels, the volume forms part of the Routledge Studies in Civil Wars and Intra-State Conflict series.
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