Week 1 - How do we study conflict & violence Flashcards
(3 cards)
1
Q
Typology of political violence, key distinctions.
A
- Key distinction 1: state vs. non-state actors.
- Key distinction 2: perpetrator vs. target
o actors can be both perpetrators and targets at the same time
2
Q
Typology of political violence after Kalyvas 2019.
1. Target: State, Perpetrator: State
2. Target: State, Perpetrator: Non-State
3. Target: Non-State, Perpetrator: State
4. Target: Non-State, Perpetrator: Non-State
A
- Interstate war
- Organized Crime/Cartels, Mass Protest/ Rebellion, Military Coup, Political Assassination, Civil War, Terrorism
- State Repression, Genocide, Ethnic Cleansing
- Intercommunal Violence, (Political Assassination)
3
Q
Types of armed conflict
A
- Interstate Conflict: State A vs. State B
- Intrastate/Civil Conflict: State A vs. Non-State A1
- Internationalized armed conflict/Civil war: State A vs. State B vs. Non-state B (State A and non-State B do not fight each other here)
- Communal/non-state conflict: Non-State A1 vs. Non-State A2