…and military assistance of the government of Sudan. Oil exploration activities in Nuer and Dinka regions of the Western Upper Nile, moreover, continued to gain momentum, with an estimated 174,000…

…after the hostilities have officially ended. They do so to convert their military advantage into political dominance. The winners cleanse the territories under their control as a way to consolidate…

…development are found in the conditions under which the countries achieved independence. We also need to consider other factors, however, such as Latin America’s actual military experience, the divisions within…

…military conflict in the Middle East. Outside of academia, she is an independent researcher with civil society organizations in the region and a freelance journalist. The Harry Frank Guggenheim Research…

…even millions?” Leaders, of course, have a range of factors to consider when deciding, in the face of a perceived military challenge, whether to engage in violent conflict or to…

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The Sexual Justice in the American Civil War Project is the first comprehensive study of the response of the Union military to allegations of sexual assault against women and girls…

…and the 2017 military coup in Zimbabwe, the book presents and discusses the politicized nature of the military in post-independence Zimbabwe, and the political consequences of service in a state…

…involved in fighting civil wars against rebels decreased their military efforts by an average reduction of as much as 120 percent, according to one statistical model. Rebel groups, by contrast,…