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ID088417
Title ProperPre-emptive or Arbitrary
Other Title InformationTwo Forms of Lethal Violence in a Civil War
LanguageENG
AuthorHerreros , Francisco ;  Criado, Henar
Publication2009.
Summary / Abstract (Note)This article analyzes the determinants of the variation in the levels of lethal violence against civilians during a civil war. It departs from the usual explanations of this variation, advancing two different logics to account for civilians' victimization: strategic violence directed to avoid rebellions by targeting would-be political entrepreneurs and violence as a consequence of the breakdown of the state's authority. It uses a new data set on violence against civilians during the Spanish Civil War of 1936 to 1939.
`In' analytical NoteJournal of Conflict Resolution Vol. 53, No.3; Jun 2009:p419-445
Journal SourceJournal of Conflict Resolution Vol. 53, No.3; Jun 2009:p419-445
Key WordsCivil War ;  Civilians Killed ;  Pre - Emptive Violence ;  Collapse of the State