This Is The First Book To Examine And Compare How Rebels Govern Civilians During Civil Wars In Latin America, Africa, Asia, And Europe. Drawing From A Variety Of Disciplinary Traditions, Including Political Science, Sociology, And Anthropology, The Book Provides In-depth Case Studies Of Specific Conflicts As Well As Comparative Studies Of Multiple Conflicts. Among Other Themes, The Book Examines Why And How Some Rebels Establish Both Structures And Practices Of Rule, The Role Of Ideology, Cultural, And Material Factors Affecting Rebel Governance Strategies, The Impact Of Governance On The Rebel/civilian Relationship, Civilian Responses To Rebel Rule, The Comparison Between Modes Of State And Non-state Governance To Rebel Attempts To Establish Political Order, The Political Economy Of Rebel Governance, And The Decline And Demise Of Rebel Governance Attempts.-- Introduction / Ana Arjona, Nelson Kasfir, And Zachariah Mampilly -- Rebel Governance - Constructing A Field Of Inquiry : Definitions, Scope, Patterns, Order, Causes / Nelson Kasfir -- Del Gobierno De Abajo Al Gobierno De Arriba...and Back : Transitions To And From Rebel Governance In Latin America, 1956-1990 / Timothy Wickham-crowley -- Performing The Nation-state : Rebel Governance And Symbolic Processes / Zachariah Mampilly -- Rebel Diplomacy : Theorizing Violent Non-state Actors' Strategic Use Of Talk / Bridget L. Coggins -- Rebel Governance During The Greek Civil War, 1942-1949 / Stathis N. Kalyvas -- Comparing Rebel Rule Through Revolution And Naturalization : Ideologies Of Governance In Naxalite And Naga India / Bert Suykens -- Myths Set In Motion : The Moral Economy Of Mai Mai Governance / Kasper Hoffmann -- Civilian Resistance To Rebel Governance / Ana Arjona -- Dialogue Direct : Rebel Governance And Civil Order In Northern Cô̂te D'ivoire / Till Fö̈rster -- The Rebel State In Society : Governance And Accommodation In Aceh, Indonesia / Shane Joshua Barter -- Organization And Governance : The Evolution Of Urban Militias In Medellín, Colombia / Francisco Gutiérrez-sanín -- Predatory Rebellions And Governance : The National Patriotic Front Of Liberia, 1989-1992 / William Reno -- Conclusion / Ana Arjona, Nelson Kasfir, And Zachariah Mampilly. Edited By Ana Arjona, Northwestern University, Nelson Kasfir, Dartmouth College, And Zachariah Mampilly, Vassar College. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

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Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2015

First paperpack edition, New York, NY, 2017

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New York, NY, 2015

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This Is The First Book To Examine And Compare How Rebels Govern Civilians During Civil Wars In Latin America, Africa, Asia, And Europe. Drawing From A Variety Of Disciplinary Traditions, Including Political Science, Sociology, And Anthropology, The Book Provides In-depth Case Studies Of Specific Conflicts As Well As Comparative Studies Of Multiple Conflicts. Among Other Themes, The Book Examines Why And How Some Rebels Establish Both Structures And Practices Of Rule, The Role Of Ideology, Cultural, And Material Factors Affecting Rebel Governance Strategies, The Impact Of Governance On The Rebel/civilian Relationship, Civilian Responses To Rebel Rule, The Comparison Between Modes Of State And Non-state Governance To Rebel Attempts To Establish Political Order, The Political Economy Of Rebel Governance, And The Decline And Demise Of Rebel Governance Attempts.-- Introduction / Ana Arjona, Nelson Kasfir, And Zachariah Mampilly -- Rebel Governance - Constructing A Field Of Inquiry : Definitions, Scope, Patterns, Order, Causes / Nelson Kasfir -- Del Gobierno De Abajo Al Gobierno De Arriba...and Back : Transitions To And From Rebel Governance In Latin America, 1956-1990 / Timothy Wickham-crowley -- Performing The Nation-state : Rebel Governance And Symbolic Processes / Zachariah Mampilly -- Rebel Diplomacy : Theorizing Violent Non-state Actors' Strategic Use Of Talk / Bridget L. Coggins -- Rebel Governance During The Greek Civil War, 1942-1949 / Stathis N. Kalyvas -- Comparing Rebel Rule Through Revolution And Naturalization : Ideologies Of Governance In Naxalite And Naga India / Bert Suykens -- Myths Set In Motion : The Moral Economy Of Mai Mai Governance / Kasper Hoffmann -- Civilian Resistance To Rebel Governance / Ana Arjona -- Dialogue Direct : Rebel Governance And Civil Order In Northern Cô̂te D'ivoire / Till Fö̈rster -- The Rebel State In Society : Governance And Accommodation In Aceh, Indonesia / Shane Joshua Barter -- Organization And Governance : The Evolution Of Urban Militias In Medellín, Colombia / Francisco Gutiérrez-sanín -- Predatory Rebellions And Governance : The National Patriotic Front Of Liberia, 1989-1992 / William Reno -- Conclusion / Ana Arjona, Nelson Kasfir, And Zachariah Mampilly. Edited By Ana Arjona, Northwestern University, Nelson Kasfir, Dartmouth College, And Zachariah Mampilly, Vassar College. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

The topic of this book is how rebels govern civilians during civil war, taking a worldwide comparative approach. Its theoretical analyses involve issues in the characteristics, emergence, evolution, decline, and consequences of rebel governance. Its empirical accounts discuss insurgent groups around the globe, including Latin American, African, Asian, and European cases.

2015-12-17