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Concerns for the neighbours (and some others): international involvement in the conflicts in the Southern Philippines and West Papua
Small Wars & Insurgencies Pub Date : 2021-07-26 , DOI: 10.1080/09592318.2021.1956107
Derek McDougall 1
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ABSTRACT

Focusing on the conflicts in the Southern Philippines and West Papua, this article uses a framework developed from the literature on the internationalisation of ethnic conflict to suggest insights into international involvement in both conflicts. In both cases there are succinct overviews of the relevant general background to the conflict, and international involvement in particular, followed by a characterisation in terms of typological features that covers motives for involvement, objectives, means of involvement, and impact. Insights into international involvement in the two conflicts can suggest ways in which aspects of the general literature might be developed further, but two cases are insufficient to develop more broad ranging generalisations. A key insight is the way in which specifically political factors can affect the way in which motives for involvement manifest themselves, the significance of Sabah politics in relation to Malaysian involvement in the Southern Philippines, and West Papuan lobbying in the Melanesian countries being cases in point.



中文翻译:

对邻国(和其他一些人)的担忧:国际社会卷入菲律宾南部和西巴布亚的冲突

摘要

本文着眼于菲律宾南部和西巴布亚的冲突,使用从种族冲突国际化的文献发展而来的框架,提出对国际参与这两场冲突的见解。在这两种情况下,都简要概述了冲突的相关一般背景,特别是国际参与,然后根据类型特征进行了描述,包括参与动机、目标、参与方式和影响。对这两场冲突中的国际参与的洞察可以表明可以进一步发展一般文献方面的方式,但两个案例不足以发展更广泛的概括。

更新日期:2021-07-26
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