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ID157233
Title ProperCivil War on a Shoestring: Rebellion in South Sudan’s Equatoria Region
LanguageENG
AuthorKindersley, Nicki
Summary / Abstract (Note)This article is a case study of armed opposition factions in the Central Equatoria region within South Sudan’s current civil war. Based on research in South Sudan and northern Uganda during the spring of 2017, the study focuses on the internal organisation, recruitment and funding processes, and political ideas of these organisations, engaging with recent theories concerning governance and civilians in rebel-controlled territories. It argues that rebels and civilians are not separate analytical categories, and that the region’s new wartime orders are embedded in common local knowledge drawn from historical practice.
`In' analytical NoteCivil Wars Vol. 19, No.3; Sep 2017: p.308-324
Journal SourceCivil Wars Vol: 19 No 3
Key WordsRebellion ;  Civil War ;  Shoestring ;  South Sudan’s Equatoria Region


 
 
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