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Siad Barre regime
US military/Ogaden War
weapons and
Western Somalia Liberation Front
See also Africa’s pastoralist corridor
South Sudan
Soviet Union
Afghanistan and
Horn of Africa socialist alliance and
See also Cold War
Special Forces, US military
Stages of Economic Growth, The: A Non-Communist Manifesto (Rostow)
Stanley, Henry Morton
“State Making and War Making As Organized Crime” (Tilly)
State of Emergency: The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America (Buchanan)
Steele, James
Sterba, James
Sudan
small-firearms proliferation
See also Africa’s pastoralist corridor
Suhrawardy, Hussain
Sullivan, Gordon
Summer Olympics (Mexico/1968)
Summerfield, Derek
Swinton, Sir Ernest
Tajikistan
See also Central Asian new states
Taliban
about
Afghanistan and
allies
cash offered to fighters
emergence
Pakistan’s use of
Tannenbaum, Frank
Tanzania
Teller, Edward
Thatcher, Margaret
Thorner, Alice
Tilly, Charles
Tipping points
climate change
species populations and
Tocqueville, Alexis de
Tokar, Brian
Toro, Juan Fernando
Torres-Flores, Adriana
Treaty of Westphalia (1648)
Tropic of Capricorn (Miller)
Tropic of Chaos
description
See also specific countries/locations
Tuleev, Nariman
Turkana
cattle importance
drought effects
East African cattle raids
Ekaru Loruman’s murder
firearms sources
location/territory
Lodwar
moran
Pokot enmity history
violence/small firearms
See also Africa’s pastoralist corridor; East African cattle raids
Turkmenistan
See also Central Asian new states
Uganda
1980s drought/famine
British colonialism
British railway in
child soldiers
corruption beginnings
decolonization/independence
as failed state
firearms to Turkana/Kenya
former kingdom of
gun looting/use
Karamoja
Lord’s Resistance Army
See also Africa’s pastoralist corridor
Uganda under Amin
American expatriates and
Cold War competition and
economy and
kleptocracy/violence
South Asians in Uganda
Tanzania threats/invasion
US economic sanctions against
United Nations
climate-related emergencies
Development Program’s Global Environmental Facility grants
human-development index of well-being
Office on Drugs and Crime
United States
authoritarianism and
Clean Air Act
climate legislation and
coal-fueled power plants and
economic decline (1970s–1980s)
Environmental Protection Agency/climate change mitigation
“fuel switching,”
lack of climate change mitigation
military-industrial complex
Native Americans and
natural gas/drilling for
New Deal
Tea Party
See also Cold War; Military and security/ climate change; specific individuals
United States/immigration
American media and
anti-immigrant policies effects on
Arizona’s anti-immigration law/policies
arrest quotas/raids
Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
deportations
detention network/abuse
Mexico’s climate change/economics and
nationalism
racism/xenophobia and
state actions
“state of emergency/exception” and
whole border policing
See also US-Mexico border
US Agency for International Development
US-Mexico border
US infrastructure/resources at
US militarization
Uzbekistan
See also Central Asian new states
Vakulabharanam, Vamsi
Venezuela and oil
Victoria, Queen
Vidal, John
Vietnam War
carpet bombing
civilian targets
Laos mountain tribes and
Special Forces
Strategic Hamlet Program
US defeat and
violence overview
Violence
causality
See also Catastrophic convergence; specific locations
Volcker, Paul
Waithaka, Casper
Waldman, Matt
Waleed, Hafiz Khalid
Waleh, Abdul Haq
Walker, Brenda
War
civilian casualties trends
cultivating violent proxies
US military capacity and
victim solidarity and
See also Counterinsurgency; Small wars; specific wars
Washington Post
Water resources
aid and
isolation effects
military implications
rainfall levels-conflict link
Shambary’s lack of violence
See also East African cattle raids; specific locations
Weber, Max
Weisbrot, Mark
Wiener, Tim
Wilders, Geert
Witsenburg, Karen
Wittfogel, Karl
Wood, Lowell
Woolsey, James
World Bank