Titlebook: Armed Groups in Cambodian Civil War; Territorial Control, Yuichi Kubota Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 201

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Explaining Local Policy Agendasups often encounter an urgent need to recruit troops due to the loss of combatants in the battlefield or from desertion. However, their attempts at recruitment are made difficult by the war itself (e.g., decrease in and displacement of the population). Under limited conditions, however, the groups p

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Introduction,ups often encounter an urgent need to recruit troops due to the loss of combatants in the battlefield or from desertion. However, their attempts at recruitment are made difficult by the war itself (e.g., decrease in and displacement of the population). Under limited conditions, however, the groups p

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Armed Groups in Cambodian Civil War978-1-137-36409-8Series ISSN 2634-5447 Series E-ISSN 2634-5455

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Explaining Local Policy Agendas its opponents in civil war. The recruitment of combatants who engage in military activities by investing their energies and resources is one of the major tasks for civil war groups because the size of their forces holds significant meaning. While civilians may passively tolerate a group’s presence

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Explaining Monetary and Financial Innovation begins by highlighting differences between collective action in civil war and outside of civil war. As the “contentious politics” thesis argues, civil war may be considered a continuation of low-level or nonviolent conflict. There are indeed models that connect low-intensity contention with civil w

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Testing Different Approaches to News,zation theories of recruitment and theories of control), in particular, have drawn our attention to the recruitment strategies of armed forces and the diversity of contexts in civil war. However, assumptions in these theories still need to be reframed so that we can capture both the spectrum of volu

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Political Discourse after 9/11,ed according to armed group and contexts of the civil war. The war allows us to capture the diversity of structural contexts and the groups’ efforts in recruitment. In the civil war, two main armed groups, the Lon Nol government and the Khmer Rouge, competed for popular support and recruits. This ch