The State, Violence and Development: The Political Economy of War in Mozambique, 1975-1992

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Avebury, 1996 - 291 Seiten
Taking Mozambique as a case study, this volume examines the relationship between violence and development, focusing on the possibility of a civil society emerging from the ruins of war. Rather than viewing war in purely negative terms, or depicting the dispossessed as mere passive victims of violence, the author argues that war as an historical process can produce multiple consequences, some of which are positive in the long-term.

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War economic crisis and the emergence
71
Issues and perspectives
127
Religious ideology
161
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