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The 2023-2024 Annual Civil War Paths Conference: Cross-Cutting Questions

Civil War, Statebuilding, and the Continuing Struggle for Indigenous Autonomy in Nicaragua

Rebel Governance as Self-Legitimation: The Case of the FARC in Colombia

New blog series: ‘Relational Approaches to Civil War’

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Empowered by Allies: Women Fighters and Sponsorship Dynamics in Civil Wars