Titlebook: Civilian Strategy in Civil War; Insights from Indone Shane Joshua Barter Book 2014 Shane Joshua Barter 2014 Civil War.conflict.conflicts.vi

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Remote Sensing of the Asian Seasfold schema consisting of flight, support, and voice. The fourth section introduces potential explanations for each civilian decision. While security must loom large in explaining civilian decisions, it is not the only factor at play. I suggest that socially embedded norms drive civilian strategies to a surprising extent.

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James (Jim) Gower,Stephanie Kinge weakest of my three cases, allowing for more prominent civilian strategies to unfold. After a brief historical overview, I will analyze different societal forces before moving on to discuss how civilians utilized flight, support, voice, and combined strategies in response to armed conflict.

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Empirical Foundations, Aceh,aying little of the war. Understanding flight, support, and voice among ethnic Javanese, Malay, and Gayo communities demands new perspectives on the conflict. This is a study of Aceh, not simply the Acehnese.

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Comparisons, Mindanao,e weakest of my three cases, allowing for more prominent civilian strategies to unfold. After a brief historical overview, I will analyze different societal forces before moving on to discuss how civilians utilized flight, support, voice, and combined strategies in response to armed conflict.

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Explaining Civilian Strategies in Aceh,ation for each option. Individuals make choices for different reasons and may have multiple motivations. Instead of being competing explanations, they may be complementary, even if some are more convincing than others.

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Comparisons, Patani,s. While Aceh and Indonesia share a common faith, Patani and Mindanao feature Muslim minorities resisting non-Muslim majority states. And while GAM was relatively cohesive, rebels in the other cases have been fragmented. And while the Aceh conflict has been firmly resolved, the others face more ambiguous futures.