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Arms diplomacy, bicycle diplomacy, and flag money: the selection of an American Ally in Angola
Many civil wars are fuelled by the receipt, by one or more armed groups, of material support from a foreign third-party state. Such rebel patronage injects traces of international conflict and international cooperation into civil conflicts, and it often shapes their outcomes. But understanding rebel...
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2026
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