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091918
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2009.
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It is widely believed that the human impact of civil conflict in the present era is especially destructive. Proponents of the 'new wars' thesis hold that today's conflicts are fuelled by exclusive identities, motivated by greed in the absence of strong states, and unchecked by the disinterested great powers, resulting in increased battle severity, civilian death and displacement. The ratio of civilian to military casualties is claimed to have tilted, so that the overwhelming majority of those killed today are civilians. Using systematic data that are comparable across cases and over time we find that, contrary to the 'new wars' thesis, the human impact of civil conflict is considerably lower in the post-Cold War period. We argue that this pattern reflects the decline of ideological conflict, the restraining influence of globalization on governments, and the increasing rarity of superpower campaigns of destabilization and counter-insurgency through proxy warfare.
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059699
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Sweden, Department of peace and conflict research, 2004.
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Description |
28p.
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Uppasala peace research papers; no.8
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9150617850
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049220 | 325/MEL 049220 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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075101
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Uppsala, Department of peace and conflict research, 2006.
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41p.
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Uppsala Peace Research Papers No. 9
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9150618970
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051955 | 303.66/MEL 051955 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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046210
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Sweden, Uppasala University, 2002.
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246p.
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915061651X
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081021
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London, Routledge, 2008.
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Description |
xix, 296p.
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Routledge/ECPR studies in European political science
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9780415416719
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