Webs of war: Managing regional conflict formations in West Africa and Central Africa

@inproceedings{Ulriksen2010WebsOW,
  title={Webs of war: Managing regional conflict formations in West Africa and Central Africa},
  author={St{\aa}le Ulriksen},
  year={2010}
}
  • Ståle Ulriksen
  • Published 2010
  • Geography
    • During the past two decades, both West Africa and Central Africa have suffered a large number of intertwined wars. In both regions, these ‘webs of war’ have included interstate conflicts and rivalry, as well as wars over the control of many of the involved states. Existing perspectives tend to reduce these intertwined wars to a series of parallel civil wars within each of the various states. They see states as operating at the regional level, whereas the armed opposition to those states… CONTINUE READING
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