摘要 Little attention has been paid to the 社會 processe

本頁只刊出中文翻譯與中文說明；英文原文請見下方原文連結。

原文連結

• SFI 頁面

論文資訊

• 類型：已發表論文
• 日期：2008

摘要

Little attention has been paid to the 社會 processes of civil war-the transformation of 社會 actors, structures, norms, and practices that sometimes leave enduring legacies for the postwar period. In this article, I explore the changes wrought by six 社會 processes: political mobilization, military 社會ization, polarization of 社會 identities, militarization of local authority, transformation of gender roles, and fragmentation of the local political economy. Some of these 社會 processes occur in peacetime, but war may radically change their pace, direction, or consequences, with perhaps irreversible effects. I trace the wide variation in these processes during the wars in four countries: Peru, El Salvador, Sri Lanka, and Sierra Leone. I analyze the effects of these processes as transformations in 社會 網

※ 此為已發表論文，全文需透過期刊付費取得