Civilian victims in an asymmetrical conflict: Operation Enduring Freedom, Afghanistan

Article Abstract:

The Iraq war in 2003 is regarded as an instance of highly asymmetrical conflict, although Iraq's armed forces were in different league from the Taliban ragtag troops. Accordingly, a study about civilian victims in Afghanistan that emerged as a sideline to a landmine contamination assessment is conducted.

Evaluation, Casualties, War victims, Civilians

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War and post-communist democratization: Dealing with old comrade endogeneity

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The theory of Horowitz regarding the negative effect of involvement in war on democracy is challenged. Study revealed that there is an insignificant effect of war on the difference in levels of democracy.

Analysis, Post-communism, Democratization

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Proliferation and international crisis behavior

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An overview of international conflict on use of nuclear weapons and nuclear proliferation is presented.

United States, International Affairs, International politics, Other Ordnance and Accessories Manufacturing, Nuclear Ordnance & Equip, Nuclear Nonproliferation, Usage, International aspects, Political aspects, Military aspects, Military policy, Nuclear weapons

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