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Security Governance Strategies: Comparing Rebel Groups in Lebanon and Syria
The prevalence of civil wars especially after the end of the Cold War led to the rise of rebels who control parts of national states in the absence or weakness of the central government. Therefore, scholars who are interested in studying civil wars started to give more attention to how these rebels...
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2023
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