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Beyond rwanda and kosovo: The interactive dynamics of international peacekeeping and Ethnic Mobilisation

Alynna J. Lyon
Pages 267-288 | Published online: 12 Apr 2011

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James Ker-Lindsay. (2012) The UN and the Post-intervention Stabilization of Kosovo. Ethnopolitics 11:4, pages 392-405.
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Jessica Di Salvatore. (2018) Obstacle to Peace? Ethnic Geography and Effectiveness of Peacekeeping. British Journal of Political Science 50:3, pages 1089-1109.
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Deborah James. (2013) Social Networking Sarajevo Roses: Digital Representations of Postconflict Civil Life in (the Former) Yugoslavia. Journal of Communication 63:5, pages 975-992.
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