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Aceh Under Martial Law: Conflict, Violence and Displacement

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Aceh Under Martial Law: Conflict, Violence and Displacement
Author(s)Hedman, Eva-Lotta E.; Ramly, Ali Aulia; Kell, Tim; Schulze, Kirsten E.; Aguswandi
AbstractThis document presents a collection of papers that focuse analysis and debate on the conflict, violence, and displacement under martial law in Aceh. The papers cover a range of issues including forced relocation, involuntary return, modes of displacement, and rootedness of rebellion.
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Pages1-62
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceRSC Working Paper No. 24
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PubDate2005
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Browse Path(s)Anthropology
—-Social/Cultural Anthropology
——–Migration, Displacement, and Resettlement

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