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The logic of violence in civil war
Book • 2000
The Logic of Violence in Civil War by Stathis N. Kalyvas offers a comprehensive framework for understanding violence in civil conflicts.
It distinguishes between indiscriminate and selective violence, arguing that the level of control exercised by factions is a key determinant of violence.
The book provides a methodologically individualist account, focusing on the microfoundations of war and how violence is influenced by informational problems and local dynamics.
It distinguishes between indiscriminate and selective violence, arguing that the level of control exercised by factions is a key determinant of violence.
The book provides a methodologically individualist account, focusing on the microfoundations of war and how violence is influenced by informational problems and local dynamics.
