Articles · Vol. 22 No. 3-4 (1997): Africa Development: Special Issue Lumpen  Culture and Political Violence: The Sierra Leone Civil War

5 - War and Transition to Peace: A Study of State Conspiracy in Perpetuating Armed Conflict

by Arthur Abraham

  • Arthur Abraham
    Arthur Abraham Arthur Abraham, Director, Institute of African Studies, University of Sierra Leone, Siena Leone. Their articles →
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National Provisional Ruling Council (NPRC) Revolutionary United Front (RUF) war conflict peace and reconciliation elections Sierra Leone

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  1. Concord Times Spectacular, 1996, 27 July.
  2. Conteh, Kellie, 1995, 'Open letter to His Excellency Captain Valentine E. M. Strasser'.
  3. Expo Times, 1996, 31 July.
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  12. The E.cho, 1996, 20-24 August.
  13. The New Breed, 1993, 13 October.
  14. West Africa, 1995, 3-9, April.

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