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Fighting for freetown: British military intervention in Sierra Leone

Paul Williams Department of Politics, University of Birmingham
Pages 140-168 | Published online: 06 Sep 2010

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Alex Neads. (2019) Improvise, adapt and fail to overcome? Capacity building, culture and exogenous change in Sierra Leone. Journal of Strategic Studies 42:3-4, pages 425-447.
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Mwita Chacha & Szymon Stojek. (2016) Colonial ties and civil conflict intervention: Clarifying the causal mechanisms. Conflict Management and Peace Science 36:1, pages 42-62.
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Carl Cavanagh Hodge. 2013. NATO beyond 9/11. NATO beyond 9/11 67 88 .
Gearoid Millar. (2012) ‘Our brothers who went to the bush’: Post-identity conflict and the experience of reconciliation in Sierra Leone. Journal of Peace Research 49:5, pages 717-729.
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Daniel E. Esser. (2012) ‘When we launched the government's agenda…’: aid agencies and local politics in urban Africa. The Journal of Modern African Studies 50:3, pages 397-420.
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Megan MacKenzie & Mohamed Sesay. (2012) No Amnesty from/for the International: The Production and Promotion of TRCs as an International Norm in Sierra Leone. International Studies Perspectives 13:2, pages 146-163.
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Gearoid Millar. (2011) Local Evaluations of Justice through Truth Telling in Sierra Leone: Postwar Needs and Transitional Justice. Human Rights Review 12:4, pages 515-535.
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Gearoid Millar. (2012) Between Western theory and local practice: Cultural impediments to truth‐telling in Sierra Leone. Conflict Resolution Quarterly 29:2, pages 177-199.
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Helga Malmin BinningsbøKendra Dupuy. (2009) Using Power-Sharing to Win a War: The Implementation of the Lomé Agreement in Sierra Leone. Africa Spectrum 44:3, pages 87-107.
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Alex J. BellamyPaul D. Williams. (2005) Who's Keeping the Peace? Regionalization and Contemporary Peace Operations. International Security 29:4, pages 157-195.
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Paul D. WilliamsPaul D. Williams. 2005. British Foreign Policy Under New Labour, 1997–2005. British Foreign Policy Under New Labour, 1997–2005 75 96 .
Paul Williams & François Constantin. (2004) La Grande-Bretagne de Tony Blair et l'Afrique. Politique africaine 94:2, pages 105.
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Charles Robert Butcher. (2010) Known Knowns and Known Unknowns: Ambiguity Aversion and Foreign Military Intervention. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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