Networks of Rebellion

Paul Staniland · Cornell University Press (2014)

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Two-axis model (horizontal community ties × vertical leadership-unit ties). Fragmented organisations are most susceptible to predation, criminality and defection. Used by TLTE to frame the post-1987 Tamil armed ecosystem and the structural blame-diffusion problem (state-backed paramilitary laundering through nominally autonomous Tamil factions).

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