Insurgents, Terrorists, and Militias

Since the end of the Cold War, conventional militaries and their political leaders have confronted a new, brutal type of warfare in which non-state armed groups use asymmetrical tactics to successfully fight larger, technologically superior forces. This book investigates the history and politics of modern asymmetrical warfare.

Autorentext
Richard H. Shultz Jr. and Andrea Dew

Inhalt
1. War After the Cold War 2. Assessing Enemies 3. Tribes and Clans 4. Somalia: Death, Disorder, and Destruction 5. Chechnya: Russia's Bloody Quagmire 6. Afghanistan: A Superpower Conundrum 7. Iraq: From Dictatorship to Democracy? 8. When Soldiers Fight Warriors: Lessons Learned for Policymakers, Military Planners, and Intelligence Analysts Acknowledgments Notes Index

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