Rivalry and Revenge: The Politics of Violence during Civil War (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics)
Rivalry and Revenge examines the politics of violence during civil war through a comparative political lens. Focusing on the relationship between competition, retaliation, and conflict, Laia Balcells offers a scholarly study for readers seeking to understand how violence is shaped within internal wars.
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Rivalry and Revenge explores the political dynamics of violence during civil war.
Laia Balcells examines how competition and retaliation can influence patterns of conflict and political behavior.
Situated within comparative politics, the book offers an analytical perspective on violence in internal wars.
It is suited to readers interested in civil war, political conflict, and the causes and consequences of wartime violence.
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