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Explaining One-sided Violence in Ethnic Civil Wars: The Case of Southern Sudan

Conference Paper

Ottmann, Martin 2008 Explaining One-sided Violence in Ethnic Civil Wars: The Case of Southern Sudan, presented at 2nd ECPR Graduate Conference, , 25–27 August 2008.

Authors

Martin Ottmann

PhD Student, University of Nottingham

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CSCW: Human Rights, Governance and Conflict (2008-2012)

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Explaining the Intensity of Violence in Intra-state Conflicts: An Analysis of Civil Wars in sub-Saharan Africa since 1990

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