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African conflicts and informal power

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TypeJOURNAL
Total publications11
Coverage period2012 - 2012
LanguageEN
  • Ugandan military entrepreneurialism on the Congo border

    Koen Vlassenroot, Sandrine Perrot•OTHER•2012

  • Former mid-level commanders in Big Man networks

    Anders Themnér•OTHER•2012

  • Critical states and cocaine connections

    H Vigh•OTHER•2012

  • Castles in the sand

    Morten Bøås•OTHER•2012

  • Bigmanity and international criminal justice in Sierra Leone

    Gerhard Anders•OTHER•2012

  • Big Men commanding conflict resources

    Ruben de Koning•OTHER•2012

  • Introduction

    Mats Utas•OTHER•2012

    This volume invites comparisons across the African continent by presenting case studies from a variety of countries, settings and institutions with one factor in common: armed conflict. 1The chapters that follow refer to sociopolitical or economic networks along a continuum from formal and open to informal and at times even illicit. 2It has been argued that networks will rise to prominence where formal states, or other sovereign entities, are fra…

  • Corps habillés , Nouchis and subaltern Bigmanity in Côte d’Ivoire

    Karel Arnaut•OTHER•2012

    status: Published

  • Big Man bargaining in African conflicts

    Ilmari Käihkö•OTHER•2012

  • Demobilized or remobilized? Lingering rebel structures in post-war Liberia

    Mariam Persson•OTHER•2012

  • Big Man business in the borderland of Sierra Leone

    Maya Mynster Christensen•OTHER•2012

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  • Ugandan military entrepreneurialism on the Congo border

    Koen Vlassenroot, Sandrine Perrot•OTHER•2012

  • Former mid-level commanders in Big Man networks

    Anders Themnér•OTHER•2012

  • Critical states and cocaine connections

    H Vigh•OTHER•2012

  • Castles in the sand

    Morten Bøås•OTHER•2012

  • Bigmanity and international criminal justice in Sierra Leone

    Gerhard Anders•OTHER•2012

  • Big Men commanding conflict resources

    Ruben de Koning•OTHER•2012

  • Introduction

    Mats Utas•OTHER•2012

    This volume invites comparisons across the African continent by presenting case studies from a variety of countries, settings and institutions with one factor in common: armed conflict. 1The chapters that follow refer to sociopolitical or economic networks along a continuum from formal and open to informal and at times even illicit. 2It has been argued that networks will rise to prominence where formal states, or other sovereign entities, are fra…

  • Corps habillés , Nouchis and subaltern Bigmanity in Côte d’Ivoire

    Karel Arnaut•OTHER•2012

    status: Published

  • Big Man bargaining in African conflicts

    Ilmari Käihkö•OTHER•2012

  • Demobilized or remobilized? Lingering rebel structures in post-war Liberia

    Mariam Persson•OTHER•2012

  • Big Man business in the borderland of Sierra Leone

    Maya Mynster Christensen•OTHER•2012

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