This collection investigates the meaning of the widely used term
"warlordism" in contemporary global politics. The introduction
develops an analytical framework in order for scholars to
understand the range and differing intensity of differing types of
warlordist and sub-state conflict. The volume then proceeds to an
examination of warlordism in relation to the international markets
in light weaponry and narcotics. It also includes a series of case
studies such as Somalia, Rwanda, Kashmir and Albania.
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