Beschreibung / Abstract

Beschreibung

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• BEGINN
• Contents
• List of Acronyms
• Acknowledgements
• 1. Introduction
• 1.1 The problem: the expansion of civil war into everyday life
• 1.2 The challenge: thinking the everyday
• 1.3 The conceptual framework: theories of the everyday
• 1.4 The case study: civil war in Angola (1976 - 2002)
• 1.5 Outline of the book
• 2. Theorising violent conflict: state of research
• 2.1 Micropolitical theories of violent conflict
• 2.2 Social theory approaches to violent conflict
• 2.3 Summary and implications for research
• 3. Normalities at war: a theoretical perspective on everyday life in violent conflicts
• 3.1 Subject and life-world: theorising normal experiences
• 3.2 Terror as usual : the transformation of normality in violent conflict
• 4. Historical Background
• 4.1 Pre-colonial societies and weak colonial rule
• 4.2 The Estado Novo and the rise of nationalism
• 4.3 From anti-colonial struggle to independence
• 4.4 From independence to civil war
• 4.5 The Civil War
• 5. From the bush movement to the quasi-state (and back): UNITA as an organisation
• 5.1 The militant anti-colonial guerrilla: 1966 -76
• 5.2 The successful armed group: 1976 -1989
• 5.3 Disintegration and decline: 1989 -2002
• 6. Staging normality: UNITA as a life-world
• 6.1 I have always been a soldier : recruiting members
• 6.2. Weapon, hoe and pen : forming the UNITA combatant
• 6.3 Like from a different world: the success of UNITA 's social project
• 7. We lived in an eternal war : life in the warscapes
• 7.1 Defending everyday life: adaptations to civil war violence
• 7.2 States of emergency: limits of normalisation
• 7.3 Orders of violence: accommodation to armed groups ' rule
• 8. Conclusion
• Bibliography
• Index