Lacking in his argument is the intensity of selec tive violence, which can also be explained over a period of time. For instance, pre war or wartime ...

While the former argument makes any explanation of violence tautological or circular (violence occurs because armed groups need it), the latter makes it ...

Kalyvas argues that higher levels of violence happen in territory under near-hegemonic rule (one group has overwhelming but incomplete dominance), as opposed to ...

A recent popular argument is that many civil wars are about little more than looting-see Kaldor 1999,. Enzensberger 1994, and (for a critique) Kalyvas 2001. 19 ...

The argument is as follows. Selective violence ... Kalyvas; Journal: The Logic of Violence in Civil ... Argentina, Armenia, Aruba, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan ...

Stathis Kalyvas distinguishes between indis- criminate and selective violence and specifies a novel theory of selective violence: it is jointly produced by ...

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The main argument posits that varying levels of incumbent and insurgent control — from total to equally contested by both — predict levels of indiscriminate ...

Feb 27, 2022 · ... argument by associating the imperative of ... Andreas Kalyvas is Associate Professor of Political Science at the New School for Social Research.

A recent popular argument is that many civil wars are about little more than looting—see Kaldor 1999,. Enzensberger 1994, and (for a critique) Kalyvas 2001. 19 ...