Politics War and Data : How the Number of Dead Has Become a Number Central election book

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Central Election Book / The number of deaths on the battlefield became difficult for the state to grasp after the Second World War with civil war and guerrilla war becoming the mainstream. International humanitarian networks incorporating forensic science and statistics are rising as different numbers are published and the United Nations becomes dysfunctional. This book focuses on the calculation of the number of deaths from the Vietnam War to the Ukraine War, especially the number of civilian deaths. It depicts the trajectory of the struggle of how "facts" are required to grasp the reality in the conflict and war of state and armed groups.