The legacy of war: The effect of militias on postwar repression

Overview of attention for article published in Conflict Management and Peace Science, February 2020

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RT @BaraCorinne: ... I show that the majority of deaths in postwar violence are inflicted by “other” actors, like new rebel groups or facti…

RT @BelenGonzalez_S: Very excited to see that our article in CMPS @cmpseditors has now a volume and an issue number! 👇🏼 @leuphana @GIGA_Ins…

RT @Sabine_Carey: 👇new open access study with @BelenGonzalez_S shows interesting pattern of pro-government militias in post-war societies:…

RT @cmpseditors: @Sabine_Carey and @BelenGonzalez_S show that surviving pro-government militias are associated with higher levels of post-c…

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