Rebel funding and child soldiers: Exploring the relationship between natural resources and forcible recruitment

Overview of attention for article published in European Journal of International Relations, May 2019

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Why Baby Soldiering Persists in Africa – Georgetown Journal of Worldwide Affairs

PressNewsAgency, 25 Feb 2024

Introduction Baby recruitment by armed militants and state governments is a persistent difficulty.

Africa: Why Some Rebel Groups Force Kids to Fight - It Depends On How They Are Funded

Uncova, 01 Jul 2019

analysis To sustain their operations armed groups must have a steady supply of recruits These serve to fill their fighting…

News story from AllAfrica on Monday 01 July 2019

AllAfrica, 01 Jul 2019

Why some rebel groups force kids to fight: it depends on how they are funded

Phys.org, 27 Jun 2019

To sustain their operations, armed groups must have a steady supply of recruits.

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