Paramilitary Groups and the State under Globalization
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Paramilitary Groups and the State under Globalization
Political Violence, Elites, and Security
Tauss, Aaron; Hristov, Jasmin; Sprague, Jeb
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2021
314
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Inglês
9780367233532
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
1. Theorizing Non-State Armed Actors in the Era of Economic Globalization: Beyond the Criminal and the Terrorist
Part One: Paramilitaries and Capital Accumulation
2. The Pro-Business Effects of Paramilitary Terror in Colombia: Appreciating Different Types of Political Violence and Their Economic Impacts
3. Paramilitarism in Progress: The War against Social Movements from Below in Honduras
4. Institutionalized Terror: Paramilitaries and the Guatemalan State
5. Enforcing Accumulation in a Geo-Strategic Region: Paramilitaries in Oaxaca, Mexico
Part Two: The Struggle for the State: Paramilitarism as a Strategy of Movements from Above
6. Transnational Paramilitary Connections: Right-wing Violence in Venezuela as a Strategy to Restore Political Hegemony
7. Conquering the Local Level: Connections and Frictions Between Local Governments and Paramilitaries in Uganda, Zimbabwe, and Colombia
8. Shifts in Coercion under Globalization: Lessons from Haiti's Restructuring in the Global Era
9. Landowners, Politicians, and the Threat from Below: Emergence and Evolution of Paramilitary Groups in Chiapas, Mexico
Part Three: Paramilitary Actors and State-Building
10. US Support for "Civilian Defence" Paramilitaries in Iraq and Afghanistan
11. Non-State Armed Actors and State-building: The Symbiotic Relationship between Paramilitary Forces and the State in Post-Soviet Georgia (1991-2012)
12. The Violent Roots of the New Elite: Serbian Paramilitaries in the Transition from Socialism to Capitalism
Part Four: Variations in Paramilitary Structure and Purpose
13. Disturbing the Peace: Paramilitarism across Southeast Asia
14. Paramilitary Groups and Civilian Self-Defense Force Mobilization in Peru
15. God's Vigilantes: Islamist Paramilitarism in Modern Pakistan
Conclusion
1. Theorizing Non-State Armed Actors in the Era of Economic Globalization: Beyond the Criminal and the Terrorist
Part One: Paramilitaries and Capital Accumulation
2. The Pro-Business Effects of Paramilitary Terror in Colombia: Appreciating Different Types of Political Violence and Their Economic Impacts
3. Paramilitarism in Progress: The War against Social Movements from Below in Honduras
4. Institutionalized Terror: Paramilitaries and the Guatemalan State
5. Enforcing Accumulation in a Geo-Strategic Region: Paramilitaries in Oaxaca, Mexico
Part Two: The Struggle for the State: Paramilitarism as a Strategy of Movements from Above
6. Transnational Paramilitary Connections: Right-wing Violence in Venezuela as a Strategy to Restore Political Hegemony
7. Conquering the Local Level: Connections and Frictions Between Local Governments and Paramilitaries in Uganda, Zimbabwe, and Colombia
8. Shifts in Coercion under Globalization: Lessons from Haiti's Restructuring in the Global Era
9. Landowners, Politicians, and the Threat from Below: Emergence and Evolution of Paramilitary Groups in Chiapas, Mexico
Part Three: Paramilitary Actors and State-Building
10. US Support for "Civilian Defence" Paramilitaries in Iraq and Afghanistan
11. Non-State Armed Actors and State-building: The Symbiotic Relationship between Paramilitary Forces and the State in Post-Soviet Georgia (1991-2012)
12. The Violent Roots of the New Elite: Serbian Paramilitaries in the Transition from Socialism to Capitalism
Part Four: Variations in Paramilitary Structure and Purpose
13. Disturbing the Peace: Paramilitarism across Southeast Asia
14. Paramilitary Groups and Civilian Self-Defense Force Mobilization in Peru
15. God's Vigilantes: Islamist Paramilitarism in Modern Pakistan
Conclusion
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Paramilitary Violence;Globalization;Paramilitary Groups;Jasmin Hristov;UN;Jeb Sprague-Silgado;Paramilitary;Aaron Tauss;Non-state Armed Actors;Paramilitary Forces;Private Security Guards;Paramilitarism;Non-state Armed;Capital;Young Men;Political Violence;Private Security;terrorism;AUC;FL;Organized Crime;Colina Group;Vigilante;Las Abejas;Transnationalism;Colombian Paramilitary;Symbolic Capital;Self-defense Forces;Political mobility;Shining Path;Peace;Shining Path Militants;Violence;Serbian Paramilitary Units;social movements;La Cantuta;Central Government;Social Reproduction;Alp;Saakashvili Government;Village Stability Operations
Introduction
1. Theorizing Non-State Armed Actors in the Era of Economic Globalization: Beyond the Criminal and the Terrorist
Part One: Paramilitaries and Capital Accumulation
2. The Pro-Business Effects of Paramilitary Terror in Colombia: Appreciating Different Types of Political Violence and Their Economic Impacts
3. Paramilitarism in Progress: The War against Social Movements from Below in Honduras
4. Institutionalized Terror: Paramilitaries and the Guatemalan State
5. Enforcing Accumulation in a Geo-Strategic Region: Paramilitaries in Oaxaca, Mexico
Part Two: The Struggle for the State: Paramilitarism as a Strategy of Movements from Above
6. Transnational Paramilitary Connections: Right-wing Violence in Venezuela as a Strategy to Restore Political Hegemony
7. Conquering the Local Level: Connections and Frictions Between Local Governments and Paramilitaries in Uganda, Zimbabwe, and Colombia
8. Shifts in Coercion under Globalization: Lessons from Haiti's Restructuring in the Global Era
9. Landowners, Politicians, and the Threat from Below: Emergence and Evolution of Paramilitary Groups in Chiapas, Mexico
Part Three: Paramilitary Actors and State-Building
10. US Support for "Civilian Defence" Paramilitaries in Iraq and Afghanistan
11. Non-State Armed Actors and State-building: The Symbiotic Relationship between Paramilitary Forces and the State in Post-Soviet Georgia (1991-2012)
12. The Violent Roots of the New Elite: Serbian Paramilitaries in the Transition from Socialism to Capitalism
Part Four: Variations in Paramilitary Structure and Purpose
13. Disturbing the Peace: Paramilitarism across Southeast Asia
14. Paramilitary Groups and Civilian Self-Defense Force Mobilization in Peru
15. God's Vigilantes: Islamist Paramilitarism in Modern Pakistan
Conclusion
1. Theorizing Non-State Armed Actors in the Era of Economic Globalization: Beyond the Criminal and the Terrorist
Part One: Paramilitaries and Capital Accumulation
2. The Pro-Business Effects of Paramilitary Terror in Colombia: Appreciating Different Types of Political Violence and Their Economic Impacts
3. Paramilitarism in Progress: The War against Social Movements from Below in Honduras
4. Institutionalized Terror: Paramilitaries and the Guatemalan State
5. Enforcing Accumulation in a Geo-Strategic Region: Paramilitaries in Oaxaca, Mexico
Part Two: The Struggle for the State: Paramilitarism as a Strategy of Movements from Above
6. Transnational Paramilitary Connections: Right-wing Violence in Venezuela as a Strategy to Restore Political Hegemony
7. Conquering the Local Level: Connections and Frictions Between Local Governments and Paramilitaries in Uganda, Zimbabwe, and Colombia
8. Shifts in Coercion under Globalization: Lessons from Haiti's Restructuring in the Global Era
9. Landowners, Politicians, and the Threat from Below: Emergence and Evolution of Paramilitary Groups in Chiapas, Mexico
Part Three: Paramilitary Actors and State-Building
10. US Support for "Civilian Defence" Paramilitaries in Iraq and Afghanistan
11. Non-State Armed Actors and State-building: The Symbiotic Relationship between Paramilitary Forces and the State in Post-Soviet Georgia (1991-2012)
12. The Violent Roots of the New Elite: Serbian Paramilitaries in the Transition from Socialism to Capitalism
Part Four: Variations in Paramilitary Structure and Purpose
13. Disturbing the Peace: Paramilitarism across Southeast Asia
14. Paramilitary Groups and Civilian Self-Defense Force Mobilization in Peru
15. God's Vigilantes: Islamist Paramilitarism in Modern Pakistan
Conclusion
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Paramilitary Violence;Globalization;Paramilitary Groups;Jasmin Hristov;UN;Jeb Sprague-Silgado;Paramilitary;Aaron Tauss;Non-state Armed Actors;Paramilitary Forces;Private Security Guards;Paramilitarism;Non-state Armed;Capital;Young Men;Political Violence;Private Security;terrorism;AUC;FL;Organized Crime;Colina Group;Vigilante;Las Abejas;Transnationalism;Colombian Paramilitary;Symbolic Capital;Self-defense Forces;Political mobility;Shining Path;Peace;Shining Path Militants;Violence;Serbian Paramilitary Units;social movements;La Cantuta;Central Government;Social Reproduction;Alp;Saakashvili Government;Village Stability Operations
