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Chapter 1 General Introduction

3.1.1 The Government

3.1.2 Foreign Countries

3.1.3 The Insurgent groups

3.2.1 Insurgency – Main features

3.2.2 Government’s incompetency

3.2.3 Foreign players

3.2.4 Counter insurgency

Chapter 4 Discussion

Bibliography

Appendices

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Name John Lallawmkung Sailo	E-mail sailoj@coventry.ac.uk
Department Faculty of Business, Environment and Society – School of International Studies and Social Science	Date 29/05/09
Course Master of Arts in Peace and Reconciliation Studies	Title of Project Insurgency in North East India

2. Will the project involve human patients/clients, health professionals, and/or patient (client) data and/or health professional data?		No
3. Will any invasive physical procedure, including collecting tissue or other samples, be used in the research?		No
4. Is there a risk of physical discomfort to those taking part?		No
5. Is there a risk of psychological or emotional distress to those taking part?		No
6. Is there a risk of challenging the deeply held beliefs of those taking part?		No
7. Is there a risk that previous, current or proposed criminal or illegal acts will be revealed by those taking part?		No
8. Will the project involve giving any form of professional, medical or legal advice, either directly or indirectly to those taking part?		No

9. Will this project put you or others at risk of physical harm, injury or death?		No
10. Will project put you or others at risk of abduction, physical, mental or sexual abuse?		No
11. Will this project involve participating in acts that may cause psychological or emotional distress to you or to others?		No
12. Will this project involve observing acts which may cause psychological or emotional distress to you or to others?		No
13. Will this project involve reading about, listening to or viewing materials that may cause psychological or emotional distress to you or to others?		No
14. Will this project involve you disclosing personal data to the participants other than your name and the University as your contact and e-mail address?		No
15. Will this project involve you in unsupervised private discussion with people who are not already known to you?		No
16. Will this project potentially place you in the situation where you may receive unwelcome media attention?		No
17. Could the topic or results of this project be seen as illegal or attract the attention of the security services or other agencies?		No
18. Could the topic or results of this project be viewed as controversial by anyone?		No

19. Are any of the participants under the age of 18?		No
20. Are any of the participants unable mentally or physically to give consent?		No
21. Do you intend to observe the activities of individuals or groups without their knowledge and/or informed consent from each participant (or from his or her parent or guardian)?		No