New and Оld civil wars. A Valid Distinction?
Kalyvas Stathis N.
THE decline of interstate armed conflict and perceived rise in the
frequency of civil wars since the end of the cold war1—especially in
Europe2—have contributed to a new wave of interest in civil wars.3 This
interest focuses on ethnic competition as a source of conflict and widely
regards civil wars of the post–cold war era (new civil wars) as fundamentally
different from their predecessors (old civil wars); new civil
wars are distinguished as criminal, rather than political, phenomena.
frequency of civil wars since the end of the cold war1—especially in
Europe2—have contributed to a new wave of interest in civil wars.3 This
interest focuses on ethnic competition as a source of conflict and widely
regards civil wars of the post–cold war era (new civil wars) as fundamentally
different from their predecessors (old civil wars); new civil
wars are distinguished as criminal, rather than political, phenomena.
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