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A “Warrior” Generation? Political Violence and Subjectivation of Young Militamen in Ivory Coastzation of Ivory Coast society and the subjectivation of youth by violence. It foresees the possible spread of a “war ethos,” on the hypothesis that it is most likely linked to an (im-) moral ghetto economy dominated by the ambiguous figure of the urban “warrior.”

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Introduction: Rethinking the Former Combatants’ Return to Civilian Lifed conflicts, within and between states. Two research methodologies emerge which, though developed independently of each other, reflect a preoccupation with similar questions. The author proposes a third methodology, reformulating these questions in the aim of laying the groundwork for a political so

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Introduction: Rethinking the Former Combatants’ Return to Civilian Lifed conflicts, within and between states. Two research methodologies emerge which, though developed independently of each other, reflect a preoccupation with similar questions. The author proposes a third methodology, reformulating these questions in the aim of laying the groundwork for a political so

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A “Chechen Syndrome”? Russian Veterans of the Chechen War and the Transposition of War Violence to Seir previous law enforcement functions. The authors explore the hypothesis that the war experience is transposed into episodes of postwar violence. They also bring in related elements, such as prewar experiences in institutions where brutality is common (army, police) and government policies implici

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