Titlebook: Death Squads in Global Perspective; Murder with Deniabil Bruce B. Campbell,Arthur D. Brenner Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Na

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Petrus nd suppressed the local nationalist movement in a series of brutal campaigns. No reliable figures exist on the death toll from this occupation, but the figure for the fifteen years 1975–90 seems likely to exceed 60,000, or 10 percent of the Timorese population.

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Territoriality and Plausible Deniability: Serbian Paramilitaries in the Bosnian Wariting Serbian military action beyond Serbia’s official borders. These limitations prompted Serbian officials to enter into a subcontracting relationship with semiprivate groups in both Bosnia and Serbia proper, which were able to use violence without directly incriminating the Belgrade regime.2

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Tumor Necrosis Factor and Canceronfined to the period 1969–93, in which there were formal death squads. It will focus on the following questions: Who were the death squads? How far does evidence to date penetrate the camouflage of government denial and enable historians to allocate responsibility for authorizing or condoning such murder? How many people were killed?

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Feme played in this story by local and regional governments and their functionaries; and third, because the scope of the violence perpetrated by death squads was limited to a few dozen victims in the time period 1920–23.

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Modernity and Devolution: The Making of Police Death Squads in Modern Brazilwith one another for regional power. Where the state is weak and ineffective, local politicos and their armed retainers, along with occasional rebels and bandits, take police and judicial power into their own hands.