The author examines the relationship between the political control of territory by non-state violent actors (VNSA) and the effectiveness of these actors in realizing their political objectives. He frames these two phenomena as interrelated and explores the very conditions of their interdependence against the backdrop of robust empirical data.
The author examines the relationship between the political control of territory by non-state violent actors (VNSA) and the effectiveness of these actors in realizing their political objectives. He frames these two phenomena as interrelated and explores the very conditions of their interdependence against the backdrop of robust empirical data.
Zden¿k Ludvík, Ph.D. is research fellow and lecturer at Charleston University, University College Prague and Ambis College.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: VNSA in the International Order Chapter 2: Theoretical Grounding, Hypothesis, Concepts Case studies Chapter 3: VNSA Objectives and Intra-Case Reference Points Chapter 4:Empirical Covariations of Examined Phenomena Chapter 5: Congruence Chapter 6: Process Tracing Chapter 7:Concomitant Variations
Chapter 1: VNSA in the International Order Chapter 2: Theoretical Grounding, Hypothesis, Concepts Case studies Chapter 3: VNSA Objectives and Intra-Case Reference Points Chapter 4:Empirical Covariations of Examined Phenomena Chapter 5: Congruence Chapter 6: Process Tracing Chapter 7:Concomitant Variations
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