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ID182565
Title ProperRethinking Alcohol and Conflict
Other Title Informationthe Politics of Alcohol in Post-war Sri Lanka and Nepal
LanguageENG
AuthorWalton, Oliver ;  Karn, Sujeet ;  Lokuge, Gayathri
Summary / Abstract (Note)Existing research on the relationship between alcohol and conflict has focused on displaced populations and viewed alcohol largely as a driver of post-war social problems such as trauma and violence. We draw on qualitative research in Sri Lanka and Nepal to build a more complex picture of alcohol’s role in post-war societies that is attuned to its political economy dimensions and its politically symbolic role. This article develops a comparative and multi-disciplinary approach to demonstrate how narratives about alcohol can reinforce existing processes of social marginalisation and how alcohol can play an important symbolic role in post-war politics.
`In' analytical NoteCivil Wars Vol. 23, No.3; Sep 2021: p.461-487
Journal SourceCivil Wars Vol: 23 No 3
Key WordsAlcohol and Conflict ;  Politics of Alcohol ;  Post-war Sri Lanka and Nepal


 
 
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