Disaggregating Dissent : The Challenges of Intra-Party Consolidation in Civil War and Peace Negotiations
作者： Jannie Lilja
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摘要: Contemporary civil wars are often characterized not only by fighting between rebels and governments, but also rebel violence against their own community members. In spite of repeated peace negot ...
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