Counterinsurgency is now the greatest challenge facing the armed
forces of the US and NATO countries today. Although that challenge
is faced daily in Afghanistan and Iraq, the assault is also on the
liberal democratic institutions of all these countries. this book
will fill a crucial gap in explaining how insurgents think, and how
this is different from how the armed forces think. Given these
differences, this book answers questions not only about how armed
forces should design their counterinsurgency operations, but also
about how governments should design programs to prevent the
development of insurgent populations. This book includes a chapter
exploring the type of thinking that insurgents use, and several
case studies that can be used to train the military and civilian
policy professional. Underdog strategy is the ancient 'way of
thinking of women and the vanquished,' the form of strategy which
was excluded by Aristotle from philosophical discourse, but did not
disappear from practice.
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