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parate entities, and become one only [.] symbiotic being, with a new and common identity.”. For veterans, among others, an important corollary of this belief is the perception that “the one who caused others harm was not really the same living person which existed before and after possession; the pe

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Ruth Thompson-Miller,Kimberley Duceyf veterans is in turn influenced by the material and ideational contours of their own experiences during war. This chapter explores war experiences in Mozambique, with special focus on the study area of Mossurize, as a backdrop to understanding how ex-combatants and civilians responded to each other

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Noël A. Cazenave more challenging process: the implementation of peace, demobilization of combatants, and staging of the first national multiparty elections. While elections provided a forum for the expression of the multiple political interests within Mozambique, the broad arena of the peace process encompassed a

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Glenn Bracey II,Christopher Chambers,Kristen Lavelle,Jennifer C. MuellerFears have centered around the belief that combatants were brutalized and desocialized by their experiences in war, and that they had become accustomed to “living by the gun” to gain a livelihood. Brutalization and desocialization were expected to make it difficult for former combatants to gain reac

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Britain was not an exception in this regard. Moreover, manpower demands in Britain were fuelled in the 1790s by a fear of insurrectionary movements, or at the very least domestic disturbance. In both these areas the British Army had traditionally provided the government with its ‘internal defence’ f

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Edna B. Chun to join the army (or navy). Even so, one cannot be certain about the number of women who put on military uniform and fought in the ranks of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic armies. Rudolf Dekker and Lotte van de Pol suggest 30,. Léon Hennet, the archivist of the Ministry of War at the end of the ni

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