Violence and Restraint in Civil War: Civilian Targeting in the Shadow of International Law
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Violence and Restraint in Civil War: Civilian Targeting in the Shadow of International Law

by Jessica A. Stanton

History Political Science International Relations
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Violence and Restraint in Civil War examines civilian targeting during internal armed conflict and considers how international law shapes the possibilities for violence and restraint. Jessica A. Stanton offers a focused contribution to the study of civil war, civilian protection, and the relationship between conflict and legal expectations.

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Violence and Restraint in Civil War examines the problem of civilian targeting during internal armed conflict.

The book focuses on the tension between violence and restraint in civil war.

It considers civilian protection in the shadow of international law.

Jessica A. Stanton presents a focused study of conflict, legal expectations, and the treatment of civilians.

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