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,Cambodia, 1970–75,ed according to armed group and contexts of the civil war. The war allows us to capture the diversity of structural contexts and the groups’ efforts in recruitment. In the civil war, two main armed groups, the Lon Nol government and the Khmer Rouge, competed for popular support and recruits. This ch

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,Cambodia, 1979–91,y, as evidenced in the loss of human life, the destruction of physical infrastructure, the disruption of services, increased antagonism and distrust toward the state, massive changes in economy, population displacement, the breakdown of social institutions, poor security, and extreme physical hardsh

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Recruitment in Comparative Perspective,ion of their forces. Chapters 4 and 5 examine armed groups’ efforts to collect combatants in the Cambodian civil wars by focusing on civil-military relations. Secondary and interview data reveal that recruitment potential is strengthened by the expansion of areas of control and the provision of posi

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Conclusion,vil war wherein two major parties, the government and rebels, compete for domestic popular support and recruits, and areas in which each can exclusively exert their clout over civilians. The starting point of my theory is a reexamination of the implications in current literature reflecting the assoc

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